Rhyme and Meter

Welcome to the Rhyme and Meter category on Questions LLC! Whether you are a budding poet, a literature enthusiast, or simply curious about the intricate world of poetry, you have come to the right place. Here, you will find a treasure trove of questions and answers that delve into the fascinating realm of rhyme schemes, rhythmic patterns, and poetic techniques. From understanding different types of meter to unraveling the secrets behind crafting impeccable rhymes, this category is designed to facilitate your exploration and enhance your knowledge of Rhyme and Meter. Join us as we embark on a journey through the melodic history of poetry and unravel the magical power of words.

Questions (11)

"Barbara Frietchie” and think about how it sounds. Then, answer the question.You can listen to the poem here. (Courtesy of
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2. asked by bando
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I'd like to know if I answered these correctly.1.Both the Whitman poem and the Dickinson poem are examples of poetry that? A.
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2. asked by Eri
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True false the merry bells ring the welcome the spring answer
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2. asked by Punam gupta
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This rhyming couplet emphasizes that revere IsA) angry that he has not seen the signal from the church b) excited on the
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2. asked by mya
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"from "SilkweeD"by Philip Henry Savage" 1. which lines from the expert rhyme with each other? 2. how many syllables are in each
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2. asked by i go to Wild About Cheer
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what line would rhyme with, when you could take a walking in the park?
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2. asked by Ava
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what is the difference between an end rhyme and a rhyme?
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2. asked by math nerd
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Oh, SusannaOh, I came from Alabama with my banjo on my knee, And I'm going to Louisiana, my true love for to see It rained all
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2. asked by John
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The following is the most common version of a well-known nursery rhyme:Hickory, dickory, dock. The mouse ran up the clock. The
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2. asked by .
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Refer to Explorations in Literature for a complete version of this poem.The rhyme pattern in “On Another’s Sorrow” is
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2. asked by jfuut7xdutvuviuewrehvtukdyrx
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Though the mist was deftly creepingI saw the house’s outline was clear And followed along each road while winding Down the
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2. asked anonymously
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