Definition: A cinquain (or "four-line poem") is a form of poetry that consists of four lines, each consisting of two syllables. The term "cinquain" comes from the Latin word "cinque," which means five.
Here's a brief explanation of how to read and write a cinquain:
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First line (or "stanzas"):
A stanzas is the first line of a poem, usually made up of two syllables. It
closed bracket.
what should be said.