What is another word for Sestine?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛstiːn] (IPA) 
A Sestine is a complex form of poetry that consists of six stanzas, each containing six lines, followed by a final three-line stanza. The same six words are used to end each line in the first stanza, but in a different order. The same six words are used to end the lines of each subsequent stanza but in a different order each time. Synonyms for Sestine may include Sestina, a similar term, or "six sixes" to describe the poem's structure. Other synonyms may include patterned poetry, structured verse, and elaborate rhyming form. Regardless of the name used, the Sestine remains a challenging yet impressive poetic form that requires skill and creativity to master.
