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Why are comics and poems alike 5: metrics p4
If we look at the following definition: “the rhythm of a piece of poetry, determined by the number and length of feet in a line” we can easily conclude that poems and comics are nothing alike in a matter of measure. Particularly since poems are measured in syllables. The syllable is one sound represented by a combo of consonants and vowels that can be counted within the basic unit of a poem called a line (or the more common in Spanish, verse). A bunch of lines make up a stanza (more commonly in Spanish a strophe). English and Spanish count in different ways and give the poems different names based…
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Why are comics and poems alike 5: metrics p3
If we look at the following definition: “the rhythm of a piece of poetry, determined by the number and length of feet in a line” we can easily conclude that poems and comics are nothing alike in a matter of measure. Particularly since poems are measured in syllables. The syllable is one sound represented by a combo of consonants and vowels that can be counted within the basic unit of a poem called a line (or the more common in Spanish, verse). A bunch of lines make up a stanza (more commonly in Spanish a strophe). English and Spanish count in different ways and give the poems different names based…
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Why are comics and poems alike 5: metrics p2
If we look at the following definition: “the rhythm of a piece of poetry, determined by the number and length of feet in a line” we can easily conclude that poems and comics are nothing alike in a matter of measure. Particularly since poems are measured in syllables. The syllable is one sound represented by a combo of consonants and vowels that can be counted within the basic unit of a poem called a line (or the more common in Spanish, verse). A bunch of lines make up a stanza (more commonly in Spanish a strophe). English and Spanish count in different ways and give the poems different names based…
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Why are comics and poems alike 5: metrics p1
If we look at the following definition: “the rhythm of a piece of poetry, determined by the number and length of feet in a line” we can easily conclude that poems and comics are nothing alike in a matter of measure. Particularly since poems are measured in syllables. The syllable is one sound represented by a combo of consonants and vowels that can be counted within the basic unit of a poem called a line (or the more common in Spanish, verse). A bunch of lines make up a stanza (more commonly in Spanish a strophe). English and Spanish count in different ways and give the poems different names based…
