Poetry and the Ordinary Reader

¹ G. T. accent anapaestic assonance Autumn aware beat beauty blank verse break called casements CHAPTER classical dactylic disyllabic doth effect emotional English example eye-rhyme falling rhythm famous feet flower follows foot Golden Treasury hear Hermod heroic couplet iambic illustrate instance Keats L'Allegro less light lips look Matthew Arnold Menelaus metre metrists Milton mind modern poetry moon night octet pale particular passage patriotic perhaps Petrarchan Petrarchan sonnet picture piece pleasure poem poet produced proper names prose reader rhyme rising rhythm scansion Scholar Gipsy sense sestet Shakespearean Shelley short simile-picture sing sonnet sound of poetry spondee stanza stanza form stresses suppose sweet syllable thee thine thing thou tion trisyllabic trochaic trochee type of simile Vallombrosa vers libre violets vivid voice vowel wind words worth writes