English Poesy : An Induction
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The observant reader, however, may have noted that, at the beginning of one of these lines, an unstressed syllable, "my," remains unexplained.
In all falling-rhythmed verse, duple as well as triple, such initial unstressed syllables frequently occur. Indeed a line may begin with two of them ; as, for example, V V V " I am I slain by a | fair cruel | maid." This device is just as legitimate and effective as was the use (in the refrain to " Blow, blow ") of an unstressed syllable at the end of a ...rising- POESIAL VERIFICATION 93 rhythmed line. If the latter device be called the downcurl of a wave-movement, the former may be called the upcurl. In each case these extra- periodic syllables tend to confuse one's sense of undulant rhythm ; for the upcurl makes a falling rhythm sound like a rising one, and (though to a less extent) the downcurl gives to rising rhythm a falling effect. But, that upcurl and downcurl are akin is evident when one considers the undulant rhythm of any couplet in which either occurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The observant reader, however, may have noted that, at the beginning of one of these lines, an unstressed syllable, "my," remains unexplained.
In all falling-rhythmed verse, duple as well as triple, such initial unstressed syllables frequently occur. Indeed a line may begin with two of them ; as, for example, V V V " I am I slain by a | fair cruel | maid." This device is just as legitimate and effective as was the use (in the refrain to " Blow, blow ") of an unstressed syllable at the end of a ...rising- POESIAL VERIFICATION 93 rhythmed line. If the latter device be called the downcurl of a wave-movement, the former may be called the upcurl. In each case these extra- periodic syllables tend to confuse one's sense of undulant rhythm ; for the upcurl makes a falling rhythm sound like a rising one, and (though to a less extent) the downcurl gives to rising rhythm a falling effect. But, that upcurl and downcurl are akin is evident when one considers the undulant rhythm of any couplet in which either occurs.
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