This poem serves as an illustration of a "sestina type" of poem since it most closely resembles one when compared to other poems and when the structures are considered.
What is Sestina's type of poem?
A sestina is fixed-form poetry. A sestina, whose name is derived from the Italian word "sexto" (sixth), is a poem with six stanzas of six lines each and a three-line envoy in the middle.
An envoi is a brief stanza that appears at the end of a poem. It is also known as an envoy, tercet, or tornado.
The words that conclude each line in the first stanza are repeated, and rotated, as line endings in each of the succeeding stanzas.
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