Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
three-line
noun
/θriː laɪn/
Definition
A three-line poem or verse that typically consists of three lines, each with a specific structure or rhyme scheme.
Examples
- Haikus are a popular example of three-line poetry.
- She wrote a three-line poem about the summer that captured the essence of the season.
- Three-line structures challenge poets to convey meaning succinctly.
Meaning
Refers to a particular poetic form or style that encapsulates a thought or concept in just three lines.
Synonyms
- triplet
- tercet
- three-liner
