Onegin's Stanza is a poetic form created by the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin in his novel in verse, Eugene Onegin. This stanza consists of 14 lines, structured in a specific rhyme scheme of ABABCCDEEDFFGG. It combines both quatrains and couplets, allowing for a rich interplay of themes and emotions. The form is notable for its use of iambic tetrameter, which gives it a rhythmic quality. Onegin's Stanza has influenced many poets and remains a significant contribution to Russian literature, showcasing Pushkin's mastery of language and form.