2.4.4 Synecdoche • Ex. 9-6 • Ladies and gentlemen, lend me your ears. • During the harvest time they need more
hands on the farm. • lend me your ears --- listen to me • Hands--- helpers, laborers and workers
3.2.4 Dactyl:
One for the master, and one for the dame.
3.2.5 Spondee:
and a black-/Back gull bent like an iron bar slowly.
3.2.6 Pyrrhic:
and a black-/back gull bent like an iron bar slowly.
3.3.2 Quatrains --- stanzas of four lines, quite common in English poetry. Ex. 9-10 When lovely woman stoops to folly, And finds too late that men betray, What charm can soothe her melancholy, What art can wash her guilt away?
3.3.5 Limericks --- poems with five lines. One line
is a couplet and one is a triplet. They are written to
be funny with the last line meant to deliver a punch
