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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Today I feel iambic! I would say of all the meters, I like it the best. An iamb starts with some soft sound to say then ev'ry second syllable is stressed. Trochees likewise, alternate their stresses; even-numbered syllables are muted. Nowhere near as popular (my guess is) - Trochee fans, though, fervently dispute it. Feet are the units of meter - such fun! Dactyls have syllables STRESSED/, un-/, and un-. "T'was the Night Before Christmas" is in Anapest: that's a foot with three syllables: un-/, un-/, and STRESSED. The meter is the pattern of the beats within a line "Iambic" and "Heptameter" describe this line just fine. Anapestic Tetrameter: four anapests; and the best part of THIS lecture series? No tests! Trimeter has three feet Tetrameter has just four feet Pentameter adds one foot, making five Hexameter adds one: six feet in this beehive Heptameter has seven feet, but now it's getting late; and so I'll close with this (you may have guessed): Octameter has eight! written 1 July 2023
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