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WB1-7: Meter

The section on meter in the Hamilton book (193-202) is a bit too encyclopedic for our purposes, so I am taking some extra time to create some exercises that teach the points I want to make. You should scan those pages so that you will know what resources the book offers, but you won't be expected to do those exercises.

WB 1-7 Meter.doc

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By Dennis G. Jerz on 18 Feb 2008 | | Comments (1) | TrackBacks (0)

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marsha banton said:

Meter is the recurring pattern of sounds that give poems written in verse the distinctive rythms. (Hamilton-198) It is expained with reference to the heartbeat of breathing. Such as a normal cycle. This amkes alittle easier to understand.

February 17, 2008 12:31 PM

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