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hymeweaver rhyme meter rhythm writing for kids children's stories lines foot feet variance mixed meter pentameter octameter tetrameter iamb anapest trochee dactyl double rhyme stressed unstressed syllable double masculine feminine ending Lane Fredrickson end stopping stopped enjambment elision

The Foot Coverings

/ un  / un  / un /    Boot shoe  boot shoe  boot shoe  boot

/ un / un /  R       Dis cus  dis cus  disc            

/ un / un / un /    Boot shoe  boot shoe  boot shoe  boot

/ un  / un /  R      Dis  cus dis  cus  brisk

If you speak the English language that is if English is your primary language, place your hand on your chin that is your four fingers..Speak the word, feel your fingers move when there is an accented word or syllable..That will solve the problem of stressed and unstressed syllables..Finally, but this is not always true but mostly..

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Onclaud Avatar
March 31, 2015 at 3:07 PM
imaginative, sara.. i hope you are not getting stressed with the un/ un/ un...:) huggs
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