two-line poem
nounUK /tuː laɪn ˈpəʊɪm/
US /tu laɪn ˈpoʊəm/
A two-line poem is a very short poem that has just two lines.
For homework, she wrote a two-line poem about her cat.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pair of rhyming lines that often ends a longer poem or stanza.
The sonnet closes with a famous two-line poem.
3. A short saying or motto made of two lines.
The old clock had a two-line poem painted on its face.
4. A simple verse form used in greeting cards and songs.
He added a two-line poem to the birthday card.