A villanelle is

A. a formal poem using extensive repetition.

B. a narrative poem written in blank verse.

C. a type of complex sonnet.

D. a favorite technique of John Donne.

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Kyla Preston

10 August, 21:58

A villanelle is

A. a formal poem using extensive repetition.

B. a narrative poem written in blank verse.

C. a type of complex sonnet.

D. a favorite technique of John Donne.

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Kira Bennett · Answer 1

A villanelle is A. a formal poem using extensive repetition.

It is a nineteen line poem which has five tercets followed by a quatrain. Tercet meaning 3 lines, quatrain meaning 4 lines.

It contains two refrains and two repeating rhymes. Where the first and third line is the first tercet is repeated alternately throughout the poem.

Examples of a villanelle are:

Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night by Dylan Thomas

One Art by Elizabeth Bishop

The Home on the Hill by Edward Arlington Robinson

A villanelle isA. a formal poem using extensive repetition.B. a narrative poem written in blank verse.C. a type of complex sonnet.D. a favorite technique of John Donne.

A villanelle is

A. a formal poem using extensive repetition.

B. a narrative poem written in blank verse.

C. a type of complex sonnet.

D. a favorite technique of John Donne.