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Types of Rhythm, Metre and Feet :fire: (Poetry Elements (Rhythm (Poetic…

- - - - Meters
        
        2 syllables
        
        unstressed + stressed
        
        3 syllables
        
        unstressed + stressed + unstressed
        
        Type of meter
        
        Four
        
        Tetrameter
        
        8 syllables
        
        Five
        
        Pentameter
        
        10 syllables
        
        Three
        
        Trimeter
        
        6 syllables
        
        Six
        
        Hexameter
        
        12 syllables
        
        Two feet
        
        Dimeter
        
        4 syllables
        
        Seven
        
        Heptameter
        
        14 syllables
        
        One foot
        
        Monometer
        
        Eight
        
        Octameter
        
        16 syllables
      - Scansion
        
        Analyzing poetry in terms
  - - - Blocks of meter
      - Type of Feet
        
        Stressed (/) , Unstressed (X)
        
        5 types of rhythm
        
        Anapestic (X X /)
        
        3 syllables
        
        2 unstressed + 1 stressed
        
        Dactylic (/ X X)
        
        3 syllables
        
        1 stressed + 2 unstressed
        
        Trochaic (/ X)
        
        2 syllables
        
        1 stressed + 1 unstressed
        
        Spondaic (/ /)
        
        2 syllables
        
        consecutively stressed
        
        Iamb (X /)
        
        2 syllables
        
        1 unstressed + 1 stressed
    - - Pattern of stresses in line of verse
    - - Pattern called Meters
        
        Patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables
- - - - Thoughts
      - Feelings (of a single speaker)
      - Have Melodious
      - Use imagery
      - Sound devices
      - Figurative
    - - An ode
        
        a long lyric poem with a serious subject written
      - Elegy
        
        a formal lanent for the death of particular person
      - The sonnet
        
        a love poem which deal with the love's sufferings and hopes
  - - - Comedy
        
        Verse is comedy
      - Tragedy
        
        Story that ends unhappily
        
        Hamlet
        
        The Crucible
        
        Romeo and Juiet
      - Dramatic Monologue
        
        Multiple characters but only one speaker
        
        The speaker's telling a story from point of view only
  - - - Mock-epic
        
        Use epic conventions is great importance deal with completely
      - A ballad
        
        a song
        
        Originally transmitted early
        
        which tells a story
      - Epic
        
        Operate on large scale
        
        Length
        
        Topic
        
        Founding of nation or the beginning of world history.