rima

rima

In the specific sense, a type of echoing which utilizes a correspondence of sound in the final accented vowels and all that follows of two or more words, but the preceding consonant sounds must differ, as in the words, bear and care. In a poetic sense, however, rhyme refers to a close similarity of sound as well as an exact correspondence; it includes the agreement of vowel sounds in assonance and the repetition of consonant sounds in consonance and alliteration. Usually, but not always, rhymes occur at the ends of lines.

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terza rima

Literature; General literature

An interlocking three-line rhyme scheme: aba, bcb, cdc, ded, and so on. Dante’s The Divine Comedy and Frost’s "Acquainted with the Night" are written in terza rima. See also ...

terza rima

Literature; Poetry

A verse form consisting of tercets, usually in iambic pentameter in English poetry, with a chain or interlocking rhyme scheme, as: aba, bcb, cdc, etc. The pattern concludes with a ...

abstraktna poezija, pozija koja ima za cilj korištenje zvukva, rima, ritmova kako bi uobličila i iskazala emociju, umjesto da se izražava samo pomoću pukog značenja rijeći

Literature; Poetry

Poetry that aims to use its sounds, textures, rhythms, and rhymes to convey an emotion, instead of relying on the meanings of words.

Slobodni stih čiji je začetnik Walt Whitman, američki pjesnik 19-og stoljeća, iako se i ranije pojavljivao još u 17 stoljeću u odobrenim engleskim prevodima Biblije. U slobodnom stihu nema tradicionalnih pravila koja se odnose na pisanje stihova. Sloboda na koju se ukazuje nazivom slobodni stih odnosi se na oslobođenje od ustabljenih šablona metra, rime i ritmike.

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Državne nagrade za književna djela

American literary awards, running annually from 1950 to present. There are 4 awards, fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and young people's literature, with ...