Definitions from the Web
Lambic Pentameter
A "Lambic Pentameter" is a term used in poetry to describe a rhythmic pattern consisting of five feet per line, where each foot contains one stressed syllable followed by one or two unstressed syllables. It is a common form of meter often used in classical poetry.
Example Sentences:
- She composed a beautiful sonnet using lambic pentameter.
- The poet effortlessly incorporated lambic pentameter into his verses.
- In Shakespeare's plays, you can find numerous instances of lambic pentameter.
Possible Related Products on Amazon:
Poetry Books
Rhyming Dictionaries |