Stanzas

In considering these various groups of lines which we call stanzas it is clear that we have to do with thought-units as well as feeling-units, and that both thought-units and feeling-units should be harmonized, if possible, with the demands of beauty and variety of sound as represented by the rhymes. ❋ Bliss Perry (1907)

First, I really love the way the writing is structured -- not in stanzas or lines, but in staccato bursts of thoughts and ideas. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The thematic surprises of this poem unfold in stanzas that end on notes of mystery — what are those "sad thoughts"? ❋ Unknown (2008)

Most of the lyrics are written and sung in short stanzas which, coupled with the subtle piano melodies that support the tracks but are never emphasized and hokey, make for crisp, clean song structures. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In concluding this chapter we quote two stanzas from a centennial poem written by a lady who was born in our adjoining county of Cortland and who is a relative of the Hammond family in Dryden, as follows: ❋ Unknown (2004)

To answer the question of what goes into chapter one, I'm going to grab the first stanzas from a bunch of Anglo-Scots folk ballads. ❋ Unknown (2004)

First, Keats's "Ode" has an enlightenment structure: many questions are asked, in stanzas ❋ Unknown (2003)

The tonal and thematic inconsistencies in stanzas two and three also point to an underlying metaphysical and poetic dilemma. ❋ Unknown (2003)

We then move back to the paradoxical portrayal of artistic transcendence in stanzas two and three. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Mask's interanimation of the material and the ideational, of grit and philosophically-oriented intellection -- results in stanzas notably more literary and poetic than Wolfenstein's. ❋ Unknown (2001)

Wolfenstein's translation of the Mask stanzas is the first text in the "Übersetzungen" ❋ Unknown (2001)

Canto 2 (in stanzas 1-9) of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage codifies ❋ Unknown (2001)

Public criers rushed about, red and breathless, throwing on the pavement and sticking up on the parapets, the posts, the walls of the houses, and even on the palace, long satires in short stanzas upon the personages of the time. ❋ Various (N/A)

Of all passages celebrating spring, I think I like best those two stanzas from the beginning of one of the Robin Hood ballads. ❋ Unknown (1947)

Here are stanzas from a little poem of his called "The Exile's Request" ❋ Unknown (1925)

The Elegies are grouped in stanzas as they arose in his mind, without any artificial system of arrangement as to the thoughts. ❋ Unknown (1871)

I think he was referring to the formalism of writing poetry in stanzas. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The lowering window resounds over pages of earth, the canefields set in stanzas. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Here is an example stanza [showing] the simplest [possible] [configuration] ❋ Paucus (2008)

Hey guys I got a car! It's a [2005] [Rio]. Yeah, we saw. Nice Stanza. <[snicker]> ❋ TreeWeezel (2011)

Women need to be [sure not] to have a baby by a [stanza]. Your child will not have [a father]. ❋ Proud2bAparent (2009)

The car in the first home alone movie that the [pizza delivery guy] drives and hits [the statue], right in the beginning of the movie. its a [nissan stanza] ❋ Smeter-Pan (2009)

Heute ist [wieder] Stanza Montag Was ist [nur] [aus] dem Stanza Montag geworden #StanzaMontag ❋ GlobalGleimster (2016)

"The hardline questionanza of the matter is not what the Big Bonanza IS... But what the Big Bonanza Crayonza Bibbidibobanza Stanza Handza Zaza Extravaganza will BECOME... If given the time to fester." - 'Symple' [Symon] Symonson, [1199] Anno [Domini] ❋ Niktionary.com (2023)

The back-and-forth [game came] down to the [final] [stanza] ❋ Vin Vegas (2018)