The most famous one in English is perhaps the one "of the Tramp Royal" by Kipling.  The invention of
The most famous one in English is perhaps the one "of the Tramp Royal" by Kipling.  The invention of this literary form is usually attributed to Arnaut Daniel, and was used extensively by Swinburne, who invented a "double" version.  Ending with a three line envoy, or tornada, it replaces rhyme with the recurrent pattern of end-words, with the six words concluding the six lines of the first stanza repeated in a fixed, constantly-shifting pattern in the other five stanzas.  The most complicated of the troubadour verse forms, FTP, what is this poetic form whose name comes from the Italian for "sixth"?
The most famous one in English is perhaps the one "of the Tramp Royal" by Kipling.  
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