Vignette
is a French word meaning "little vine".
A
vignette is a short narrative sketch using evocative figurative language
to convey imagery.
Often
considered poetic prose it is formatted in free verse and
on vignette can include several short stanzas.
For
multiple vignettes each should be labeled by a number or letter, most
commonly roman numerals.
According
to Poetry Magnum Opus,
a
Vignette, Old French, is a brief descriptive verse. This is a genre of verse
that uses clear and detailed images to paint a picture of a moment in time.
A
vignette is usually short and focused. The frame of the Vignette is at the
discretion of the poet. A syllabic verse form also called a Vignette is one of
the many frames a poet might choose.
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