Asked by Soh

Which of these phrases best decribes rhythm?

A.repeated sounds across lines of poetry

B. a poem's cadence, pace, or ongoing momentum

C.a collection of lines in a poem

D.the regular or irregular rhyme scheme in a poem

The book section we read today disn't define the word well, so know I'm unsure if its A or B. B makes more sense in general but the text says that rhythm "(of a poem) is a distinct beat produced by the pattern of accented and unaccented syllables" Could i get some help with this? Preferably from more than one person, to get a general consensus. Thanks

Answers

Answered by HM
I would say B
Answered by bobpursley
B is very correct.

listen to the beat here:
There go, my hearts content.

Do you hear the beat, the cadence of the syllables?

Answered by Ms. Sue
This definition will help you make your decision.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/cadence

Also see the first word defined here:

http://www.dailywritingtips.com/36-poetry-terms/

Answered by Soh
The answers was B. Thanks for the help everyone :)
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