 The last line of each, indicated by the capital letter,     is repeated verbatim.
<meaning-changed>  The last line of each, indicated by the capital letter,     is repeated verbatim.
 The last line of each, indicated by the capital letter, Choliamb Dochmiac Doggerel: a bad verse, traditionally characterized by clichés, clumsiness, and irregular meter. Free verse and vers libre: an open form of poetry that does not use consistent of meter patterns, rhyme, or any musical pattern, therefore tending to follow the rhythm of natural speech. Knittelvers Heroic verse Riding rhyme: an early form of heroic verse derived from the rhythm of the poetry in parts of The Canterbury Tales depicting the pilgrims as they rode along. Leonine verse McWhirtle Neo-Miltonic syllabics Political verse (aka decapentasyllabic verse): iambic verse of 15 syllables. Saturnian Anuṣṭubh: a quatrain with each line (called a pāda, or 'foot') having 8 syllables. Shloka Triadic-line is repeated verbatim.