- they are
marking in
their scansions. For clarity,
scansions that mark only
ictus and
nonictus will be
called "metrical
scansions", and
those which mark stress...
- The
history of
Latin poetry can be
understood as the
adaptation of Gr**** models. The
verse comedies of Plautus, the
earliest surviving examples of Latin...
- "Trees" is a
lyric poem by
American poet
Joyce Kilmer.
Written in
February 1913, it was
first published in Poetry: A
Magazine of
Verse that
August and...
-
syllable in
sprung rhythm, for a
scansion it is
enough to
specify which syllables are stressed. One
proposed scansion of this poem is I cáught this mórning...
- Mandākrāntā (Sanskrit: मन्दाक्रान्ता) is the name of a
metre commonly used in
classical Sanskrit poetry. The name in
Sanskrit means "slow-stepping" or...
- ac****ulation and
storage of
charges during the
entire time
between two
scansions by the cathode-ray beam.
According to
Albert Abramson,[where?] Zworykin's...
- condescendence, condescension, descend, descendent, descension, descent,
scansion, transcend, transcendence, transcendent,
transcendental scandal- snare...
-
music that "hinged
mostly on a hard rock chug
beneath lyrics in
which scansion overruled meaning." In 1972,
Quatro embarked as a
support act on a UK tour...
-
formed into
memorial lines. Such
strange words in
difficult hexameter scansion, are by no
means easy to memorise. The
vowel or consonant,
which Grey connected...
- him up with this song. The
traditional English translation preserves the
scansion, but
alters the
meaning such that
Brother John is
being awakened by the...
