Preposition: of

• poem: Guided Group Work Screens 4,5 Screen 4 presents the first stanza of the poem " The Owl " by Tennyson.

• line: Here there are 16 stanzas of 4 lines each with a ballad like quality.

Converse of object

• rhyme: There is no actual limit but it is most unusual for a rhymed stanza to exceed fourteen lines.

• add: Copy out the four lines of Shakespeare's poem and continue it by adding a stanza or two of your own.

• follow: Congratulations to Andy for the following stanza in his " Ode to Geoff " .

• have: Each time will have a short stanza attached to it.

Adjective modifier

• Spenserian: This is known as the Spenserian stanza, and was quite widely used by Wordsworth, Byron and Keats.

• penultimate: In the penultimate stanza, the lake of the title supplies an apt image of memory.

• final: Back to top The final stanza seems more honest.

• fifth: Through composed with two short interludes after the third and fifth stanza, it also makes use of the German melody Großer Gott.

• fourth: In the first stanza, Gunn briefly introduces the general premiss of the poem, which is fully developed in the fourth stanza.

• third: A clear melody in E flat major weaves its way through the piece, appearing in a minor guise in the third stanza.

Modifies a noun

• break: Send up to 6 poems ( 40 lines Max per poem, includes stanza breaks ) any style or theme.

• form: Every stanza - Wilbur is a master of stanza forms - seems effortlessly to unfold.

• structure: How far do formal characteristics of poetry ( rhyme, meter, stanza structure and so on ) affect what is expressed in verse?

Noun used with modifier

• eight-line: A further copy without imprint also has an eight-line stanza.

• four-line: Why did you choose a pattern of four-line stanzas?

• three-line: Poem has a formal structure in triplets ( three-line stanzas ).

• opening: Period 1 An evenly fought opening stanza saw both goalies looking in fine form.

• line: There are eight three line stanzas, each a mini poem - a linked series of Haikus.