What is a poem that consists of fourteen lines?

A sonnet, with its strict and measured pace,

Fourteen lines, a form of artistry,

With syllables and rhymes in set embrace,

A structure that can hold a heart's decree.

The first eight lines, the octave, we unfold,

A problem posed, a question to explore,

Then six more lines, the sestet, take hold,

To offer resolution, and so much more.

A volta, turning point, where thoughts take flight,

A shift in tone, a change in perspective's might.

With iambs beating, a rhythm we find,

A sonnet's beauty, a gift for the mind.

The final couplet, a closing refrain,

A truth revealed, a love that remains.

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