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===Later Classical poetry===
===Later Classical poetry===
[[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.
[[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. We use the notation "m+n" for a line of m syllables + caesura + n syllables.


Some common meters were:
Some meters were:
*the 4+4 octosyllable meter (''χăynung slămaaχ'')
*4+4 (''χăynung slămaaχ'')
*the 4+6 decasyllable meter (''χăynung slămaaχ te tălaχ'')
*4+6 (''χăynung slămaaχ te tălaχ'')
*the 5+5 decasyllable
*5+5
*the 6+4 decasyllable
*6+4
*4+7
*6+5
*6+6
*7+7


====4+4====
====4+4====
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