I would guess that it is iambic tetrameter, just because that's probably the most common form for an 8-syllable line. |
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It's written in tetrameter couplets, a form much more congenial to midcentury writers. |
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He is remembered chiefly for his topographical poem in tetrameter couplets, Grongar Hill, which describes the scenery of the river Towy. |
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I have also used iambic tetrameter, a rhyme scheme that appears frequently in songs and uses four iambic feet. |
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The second section of the poem, the last four lines, alternate between iambic tetrameter and pentameter. |
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In Memoriam stanza, a quatrain in iambic tetrameter with a rhyme scheme of abba. |
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An example of iambic metre is the English ballad, composed of quatrains written in alternating lines of iambic tetrameter and iambic trimeter. |
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Its cumbersome technical name is the trochaic tetrameter catalectic, where catalectic means lacking the final syllable. |
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Written in iambic tetrameter, it employs an abaab rhyme scheme in each of its four stanzas. |
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The poem is written in iambic tetrameter and is divided into two parts, each with a prelude. |
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The poem is in trochaic tetrameter with catalexis at the end of each line. |
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Pedally, on the other hand, they are admittedly far from being examples of the basic lines, the iambic pentameter and the iambic tetrameter. |
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Long metre, also called long measure, abbreviation L. M., in poetry, a quatrain in iambic tetrameter with the second and fourth lines rhyming and often the first and third lines rhyming. |
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It is anapestic tetrameter, not iambic pentameter. |
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You might think the persnickety rules of writing a Shakespearean sonnet, say, or a rondeau in iambic tetrameter, would be stifling. |
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For one thing, the clearest case of catalexis in Greek stichic meter, iambic tetrameter catalectic, has initial catalexis, not final. |
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I hear at least the ghost of iambic tetrameter here, with two trochees thrown in at odd places. |
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Short metre, also called short measure, abbreviation S. M., a quatrain of which the first, second, and fourth lines are in iambic trimeter and the third is in iambic tetrameter. |
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I want an iambic tetrameter at least four stanzas long from this experience. |
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Trochaic metres were extensively used in ancient Greek and Latin tragedy and comedy in a form, particularly favoured by Plautus and Terence, called trochaic catalectic tetrameter. |
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After 1672 and Samuel Butler's Hudibras, iambic tetrameter couplets with unusual or unexpected rhymes became known as Hudibrastic verse. |
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But some are composed in traditional metres and stanzas, including ottava rima, tetrameter couplets, Spenserian stanzas, sonnets and Onegin-stanzas. |
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