For ten points, identify these literary works which come in forms like the villanelle and the sonnet, and may or may not rhyme.
The speaker of Ezra Pound's Hugh Selwyn Mauberley mentions how he "strove to resuscitate the dead art" of this practice for three years. Archibald MacLeish wrote that these entities "should be palpable and mute," and "should not mean, but be." Persian (*) ghazals by Hafiz and Rumi were one type of this work, and examples of other Arabic ones include quatrains. Horace wrote about the "art of this," and the "epic" variety of this form was practiced by Homer. For ten points, identify these literary works which come in forms like the villanelle and the sonnet, and may or may not rhyme.
The speaker of Ezra Pound's Hugh Selwyn Mauberley mentions how he "strove to resuscitate the dead art" of this practice for three years.
poems [or poetry; accept any other word forms] &lt;BZ&gt;