Each stanza in a poem typically consists of a group of lines that form a unit or division within the larger structure of the poem. Stanzas are often separated by spaces or line breaks, and they can vary in length, meter, and rhyme scheme. Each stanza may focus on a specific idea, image, or theme, and contribute to the overall meaning and structure of the poem. Stanzas help to organize the poem and create a sense of rhythm, flow, and coherence for the reader.
