| Banville has likewise tried his hand at short strophes composed entirely of tetrasyllables, as have also Richepin and Verlaine. |
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| Syllabic verse is generally organized in four-line strophes, whereas the number of lines in a rosc passage is not fixed. |
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| It deals with the time factor employed in or between lines or units or strophes of poetry. |
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| In some strophes of the poem I tried to depict the tempest, followed by the calm of the sea. |
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| It puts an end to the cyclic character of the six strophes and opens the door back into quotidian time. |
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| Most celebrated were the Epodes, songs in simple strophes usually made up of a hexameter or iambic trimeter plus one or two shorter cola. |
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| Though the poems were in a European habit, Bialik imbues them with Biblical strophes, as well as prophetic metaphor, syntax, and meter. |
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| We measured song repertoire size as the number of different song figures in 25 consecutive song strophes. |
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| One female sang two short strophes of a typically male song. |
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| First, with respect to prosody, he believes that the syllable count of poetic lines, strophes, stanzas, and poems was essential to the writing of biblical poetry. |
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| Surely there is a key distinction between that and the strophes of John Berryman or Gwendolyn Brooks? |
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| Such are the strophes exchanged between America's intellectual divinities. |
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| The interlude between strophes 2 and 3 and the postlude are complete restatements of the entire melody of the song. |
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