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 Early Classical Windermere poetry, such as poetic parts of the Imθumăytil, was a form of rhymed prose.
-===Later Classical Windermere poetry===
+===Later Classical poetry===
-Classical Tseer poetry (which used both rhyme and meter) introduced meter (number of syllables per line and caesura placement) to Windermere poetry; different meters were deemed appropriate for different contexts.
+Classical Tseer poetry (which used both rhyme and meter) introduced meter to Windermere poetry. A meter was determined by the number of syllables per line and the placement of the caesura.
 Some common meters were:
-*the 4+4 octosyllable meter (''χăynung slămaaχ''),
+*the 4+4 octosyllable meter (''χăynung slămaaχ'')
-*the 4+6 decasyllable meter (''χăynung slămaaχ te tălaχ''),
+*the 4+6 decasyllable meter (''χăynung slămaaχ te tălaχ'')
-*the 5+5 decasyllable,
+*the 5+5 decasyllable
-*the 6+4 decasyllable.
+*the 6+4 decasyllable
 [[Category:Windermere]]