The structure of an ode or a hymn where a communal gathering and movement (e.g., a procession to a shrine) is described, and the poem's stanzas are organized to mimic the phases of that ritual.; A poem where the thematic content follows the steps of a ceremony, such as an annual harvest festival, with each stanza detailing a new stage of the event.; A poetic form that has a clear Call and Response structure, common in spirituals or communal songs, which suggests a ceremonial movement.; A poem structured as a set of instructions or observations for a formal, repeated act, with the poem's meter and rhyme contributing to a sense of solemnity.