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Rated: E · Book · Cultural · #2222044

The Yama is named for the Hindi god of death

The Yama is written in a stanzaic form.

The Yama is:1.syllabic, written in 6 syllable lines.
2.stanzaic, written in any number of quatrains.
3.rhymed, rhyme scheme x a x a, x being unrhymed.
4.a poem of death, grief, or sorrow. It can be expanded to include simply a poem of loss. (even of a season)
5.titled.


 
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