The correct answer is the following.
Trimeter: three feet in a line of poetry.
Scan: to read a poem and mark the stress in each syllable.
Octometer: eight feet per line in poetry.
Rhythm: a pattern of stressed and unstressed geats.
True rhyme: identical sounds.
Anapestic Foot: two unstressed syllables followed by one stressed syllable.
Hexameter: six feet in a line of poetry.
Mute: to soften the meter.
Syllable: a word or part of a word.
Slant rhyme: nearly identical sounds.
Poetry is a form of art that has inspired man and woman through history with lines of emotion that evokes all kind of feelings that go from love to hate, from happiness to sadness. To write poetry correctly you must follow rules and terms to do it proficiently. These terms above are important components of poetry.
