Stanza

A stanza is lines that form a paragraph in a poem. Each stanza has a number of lines that are equal to others (usually)

(Stanza 1)

Dogs seem intelligent

But not as smart as people thought

Dogs could not do a thing

Beside bothering its owner

(Stanza 2)

Some dogs might be stupid

But they have what's called loyalty

You might treat them badly

But they will never leave their owners

(Sorry for the boring poem, I couldn't think of any good poems. I made them in rush)

A stanza divides verses in the poem equally, so that the beginning of the next stanza restarts its format