PY - R - W3 - Meter Flashcards

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Poetic Meter

A

Technical measure of rhythm (according to)

  • number of syllables
  • recurring pattern of stress of syllables
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Poetic stress

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sounded emphasis shaped by:

  • natural way of speaking
  • deliberate poetic arrangement
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3
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Old English poetry (stress)

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Alliterating Syllables

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4
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Syllabic units

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Feet

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5
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IAMB

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/ —

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TROchee

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7
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— — /

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ANAPEST

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8
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/ — —

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DACTYL

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9
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SPONDEE

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10
Q

Poetry in Regular metrical but Unrhymed lines

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Blank Verse

(almost always in iambic pentameter)

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11
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Poetic form with fixed number of syllables per line (stress= sec. or no role)

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Syllabic Verse

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12
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An iambic line should

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Always end on a stress

(trochaic line frequently ends on a stress as well)

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13
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Anapestic meter gives

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an extended, stronger ‘bite’ when the stress comes.

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