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<span>The correct answer is A Sapphic stanza consists of four lines where the first three have 11 syllables and the fourth has five. Although its name comes from the ancient poet Sappho, she didn't really write using it and used a different version of it that had 3 lines of the aeolic verse. In her poetry, there was word-end before the final Adonean/</span>
Formal poetry, also known as formal verse, is defined as poems that follow a set of rhythm as well as rhyme scheme. The structure of William Shakespeare's sonnets, as well as William Wordsworth's I Wander Lonely as a Cloud contain the exact characteristics of a formal poetry.
