two-line verse
nounUK /tuː laɪn vɜːs/
US /tu laɪn vɜrs/
A two-line verse is a short poem made of just two lines.
The poet wrote a two-line verse about the moon.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pair of lines that rhyme and often end a longer poem.
The sonnet ends with a two-line verse that sums up the theme.
3. A short slogan or saying written in exactly two lines.
The greeting card had a two-line verse inside.
4. A two-line unit used in song lyrics or chants.
The children sang a two-line verse before the chorus.