Spondee Poems - Poems about Spondee

...Figuratively speaking not to be overly expressive each unstressed whisper me and you together wasting no time I'm on your dime love it when were're to gether so you like evening dates not to......

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...he throws snowballs at buses but now is able to memorably convey experiences using iambic dimeter creating an impersonality vidya games and spondee he threw my bicycle in the river now juxtapos......

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...All is here with its tease, The coming of beautiful trees With light of bright rainbow colors, Standing tall in the hearts of others. Oh! those lovely nozy seasonal flies, Which buzz like ......

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...You’re the reason why I write poetry. Seeing beauty and promise in the mundane. You are the music – reverberating gong. When you smile, I have won the lottery. I walk around grinning like the ins......

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...A trochee, Dum-da, is used by a poet tho' very few know it; a tro-chee is self-referential. An iamb, da-Dum, to confuse or amuse or generally abus......

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... I have no idea what you just said. I read it all, then I read what I read; I played it several times in my head. I thought I followed, but I lost the thread. Not always the sharpest t......

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...What do you do when a poem’s not funny? What do you do when it hits a raw nerve? What do you do when it’s not warm and sunny? What do you do when life’s thrown it a curve? What, when the feelin......

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...Leaderboard paradox Bard, crank or chatterbox Irreconcilable Most undeniable Two titles possible? Can't have all three Flourish and elegance Meter and relevance Grasp of the elements Sensi......

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...Iamb, Trochee, Spondee, Pyrrhic. Do those words have meaning for you? If not, you may find it handy as a poet to learn how to employ at least a few of them. They are names for the most common of the ......

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...A good poetry emanates from the heart of the poet, vibrates in its rhythm that resonates in the mind of the reader. The form of poetry has evolved over the years with literary experiments on poetic e......

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...Each line is composed of two Anapaest metres and a final Spondee metre. Come to me and put thine sweet eyes on this note that thus came, e’en tries to put slander within my mind of the old and ......

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...Metre in the THIRUKKURAL: Kural 35 of Canto 4, a random example. alukkaa ravaavekuli yinnaacchon naangku milukkaa viyanra tharam (unrefined, given in the original state of ......

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...rhythmic structure of a verse study of metre prosody patterns of syllables of types stressed syllables at regular interval qualitative long short short dactyl long long spondee in dead classic......

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...When I was young the broom sage grew so tall It towered over me, fuzzy tickling Right there in front of momma harvesting Harvesting just enough sage for a broom Broom sage to sweep the hear......

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...Inspired by the painting "Highland Lassie" (1871) by Thomas Faed. (Verse One; In introduction to Cailin) Walkin' on the highways, searchin' down the byways, Tromps a lonely figure on the Highlan......

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