This dimension links a literary form to the wider genre it belongs to. Wikipedia describes the sonnet as "a fixed poetic form," which places it firmly within poetry even though its subject matter has ranged far beyond its original romantic love. Browsing by genre groups forms that all serve the same broad kind of writing.
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The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics
Princeton University Press- Contains: Terza Rima
- Contains: The Spenserian Sonnet
- Contains: The Curtal Sonnet
- Contains: The Ballade
- Contains: The Virelai
- Contains: The Chant Royal
- Contains: The Kyrielle
- Contains: The Lai
- Contains: The Villancico
- Contains: The Decima
- Contains: The Canzone
- Contains: Choka
- Contains: Sedoka
- Contains: Senryu
- Contains: Qit'a
- Contains: The Muwashshah
- Contains: The Zajal
- Contains: The Marsiya
- Contains: Skaldic Verse
- Contains: Eddic Verse
- Contains: The Chanson de Geste
- Contains: The Masnavi
- Contains: The Doha
- Contains: The Subhashita
- Contains: The Clerihew
- Contains: The Englyn
- Contains: The Tanaga
- Contains: The Found Poem
- Contains: The Erasure Poem
- Contains: The Cut-up
- Contains: The Verse Novel
- Contains: Haibun
Frame Story (Wikipedia)
Wikimedia Foundation (Wikipedia)Contains: The Frame NarrativeView the Source Qasida (Wikipedia)
Stream of Consciousness (Wikipedia)
Wikimedia Foundation (Wikipedia)Contains: Stream of ConsciousnessView the Source Encyclopaedia Britannica
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.- Contains: Shi (Chinese Classical Poetry)
- Contains: Ci (Chinese Lyric Meter)
- Contains: Qu (Chinese Verse Drama Form)
- Contains: Hyangga
- Contains: Gasa
- Contains: Luc Bat
- Contains: Byliny
- Contains: The Corrido
- Contains: The Praise Poem
- Contains: The Griot Epic
- Contains: Waiata
- Contains: Fu (Chinese Rhapsody)
- Contains: The Parable
- Contains: The Saga
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