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Noun alcaic verse has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Alcaic VerseDescriptionAlcaic verse is a type of metric pattern used in classical poetry. It was primarily used by the ancient Greek poet Alcaeus and later adapted by the Roman poet Horace. This four-line stanza consists of two pairs of two metrical feet, usually dactyls or spondees followed by a long syllable and a short one. The pattern creates a distinct rhythm and is often associated with themes of love, loss, and personal reflection. Sample SentencesNoun: In his latest poem, the poet chose to compose in Alcaic verse to convey a sense of nostalgia. Adjective: The poet's utilization of Alcaic verse in his works added a touch of elegance to his writing. Adverb: The poet skillfully crafted the Alcaic verse, evoking emotions of sorrow and longing. Verb: The aspiring poet endeavored to master the art of composing Alcaic verse. Related Products on AmazonExplore related products on Amazon: | ||||
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