Place of origin names where a literary form was first developed. Wikipedia notes the sonnet was "originating in 13th-century Sicily," centuries before it reached England through poets such as Wyatt and Shakespeare. This dimension shows which places have given the world their own lasting literary forms.
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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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