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The pantoum is a rare form of poetry similar to a villanelle.— LearnHub Activities
With older students, he led exercises meant to get them emulating specific forms, like the "pantoum," which includes four-line stanzas, or the three-line stanzas of the "villanelle."— Greenwich Time Most Viewed
Some attempts have been made by people like Derik Badman to make visual language pantoum, but by and large no conventionalized tropes have been established.— COMIXTALK
Without the pantoum to guide us, we must find the other structure, we must know the structure that others cannot see, even though they might feel it, like a bulging in the crotch or a gentle opening of lips otherwise kept there.— dbqp: visualizing poetics
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