Which word does not describe patterns in a poem?

It's impossible to say definitively which word doesn't describe patterns in a poem without more context. Here's why:

* "Pattern" is a very broad term. Poets use many patterns, from obvious ones like rhyme and meter to more subtle patterns like imagery, symbolism, or structure.

* Words can have multiple meanings. A word like "structure" could refer to a formal structure (like a sonnet) or to the overall organization of ideas and themes in a poem.

To answer your question effectively, I need you to provide me with a list of words. Then I can tell you which one doesn't typically describe a pattern in a poem.

For example, if your list is:

* Rhythm

* Meter

* Color

* Theme

Then color would be the word that doesn't usually describe a pattern in a poem. While color can be used as imagery, it's not a pattern in the same way that rhythm, meter, or theme are.