Renshi is a form of collaborative poetry that originates from Japan. It involves a group of poets taking turns composing verses, creating a chain of interconnected poems. The structure typically consists of alternating stanzas, where each poet contributes a line or a verse that connects thematically or stylistically to the previous contributions. The process can vary in complexity, with some versions adhering to strict poetic forms, while others may allow for more freeform expression.
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