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Shower

A Snám Suad (pronounced sNaao Sooud) is an ancient Irish, eight-line syllabic poetic form whose name translates to “swimming of the sages” or “poetic floating”.
Guidelines for this poetic form:
An eight-line stanzaic poem.
All lines have 3 syllables
Follows the rhyme : aabcdddc
Lines 4 and 8 are 3-syllable words; all other lines end in monosyllabic words
Lines 2 and 3 share consonance

Savour

Casbairdne is an Irish quatrain (or 4-line stanza) form that is packed full of poetic intrigue.
The basic guidelines :

4 lines per stanza
7 syllables per line (with a trisyllabic ending—which may mean a word or phrase)
lines 2 and 4 end rhyme
every couplet within each quatrain features at least 2 internal cross-rhymes
all lines share the same end consonant sounds
final syllable of line 4 alliterates with stressed syllable preceding it
poem (not the stanza) ends with the same syllable (or word) it begins with

Savour

Casbairdne is an Irish quatrain ( 4-line stanza) form packed full of poetic intrigue.

basic guidelinesof poetic form:
4 lines per stanza
7 syllables per line (with a trisyllabic ending—which may mean a word or phrase)
lines 2 and 4 end rhyme
every couplet within each quatrain features at least 2 internal cross-rhymes
all lines share the same end consonant sounds
final syllable of line 4 alliterates with stressed syllable preceding it
poem (not the stanza) ends with the same syllable (or word) it begins with