Poet at Rest |
As to look on the page, the entire poem is generally centered — with the rhyming word italicized and centered by itself serving as the rhyming end to the previous line.**
The longer lines that set up the rhyming word do not rhyme, and have no particular length or rhythm.
Consider the short example of a word poem at this blog. The king of the word poems is "The Tycoon Who Craved Macaroon" — also a narrative poem.
Poems similar to the word style have certainly been written, but the genre not defined as such — nor had a number of pieces meeting the definition been created.***
*with matched spelling of the rhyming part preferred, but not necessary.
**alternate approaches possible.
***I've written a couple dozen word poems at this point.
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