The Demonic Prince

The Demonic Prince Demons The legion of demons They dwell In the cold place of hell Tempt thee The depth of hell's empty They're here For it's time to spread fear Black crows Come out of the shadows They mean They mean to ruin thee But who The demon inside you Split Couplet Variation: - Iambic monometer - Iambic trimeter Rhyme Scheme: - Coupled rhyme (AA, BB, CC, etc.) Keeping Rhythm or Meter: - The ti-tum rhythm is known as an iamb - An iamb is a metrical foot - An iamb is disyllabic - An iamb has an unstressed syllable on the first sound and a stressed syllable on the second sound An unstressed syllable sound: - Lower - Shorter - Quieter A stressed syllable sound: - Higher - Longer - Louder If the poetic meter of the poetic form is iambic monometer & iambic trimeter: - Iambic means of or using iambs - Monometer is a line of verse consisting of one metrical foot - If an iamb is a metrical foot and the poetic meter is an iambic monometer, then it is simply just one iamb (ti-tum) - Trimeter is a line of verse consisting of three metrical feet - Again, if an iamb is a metrical foot and the poetic meter is iambic trimeter, then there are three iambs (ti-tum, ti-tum, ti-tum) Track: Madchild - Write It Down