1. How are poems organised?
Poetic structure
How are poems organised?

2. Poems are organized into
Stanzas: a group of lines or verses.
Lines or verses: they are made up by a number of feet. Feet are made up by syllables ( i.e. iambic: an unstressed and a stressed syllables) Feet can have 2 or 3 syllables.
Feet and Meters: lines are divided into different feet. The number of feet and the length of the line determines the type of meter ( see below )

3. Dividing feet By the shining Big Sea water
At the doorway of his wigwam

4. METERS, LINES AND FEET.

5. Rhythm and rhyme Rhythm is usually determined by the type of meter.
Syllabes usually rhyme with one another. Rhyme can be assonant or consonant
According to the rhyme, a poem can have a structured form or not ( Free verse )

7. Acrostic
Concrete

8. Important
According to the form, theme, rhyme pattern, type of feet and meter and number of lines and or stanzas, we may have different types of poems. See below!

10. sonnet