Students will make poetry and verses to convey emotions and spark the through rhythmic metaphors. Poetry is distinguished from prose by its emphasis on structure, rhythm, sound, figurative language, and emotional resonance. It can take on either strict or freeform structures, such as sonnets, villelles, haikus, and sestinas. Sonnets consist of 14 lines written in iambic pentameter with specific rhyme schemes, like the Shakespearean ABAB CDCD EFE GG. Villan feature 19 lines arranged in five tercets and a quatrain incorporating alternating refrains. Haikus are brief, three-line poems that a 7-5 syllable pattern and often focus on nature, while sestinas are intricate poems with 39 lines that repeat six end words throughout the stanzas.