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Come live with me and be my love has four of them - may be the clue you are looking for!

Frost-y feet - may be the clue you are looking for!

Shall I compare thee to a summers day? has five of these - may be the clue you are looking for!

Common pentameter components - may be the clue you are looking for!

Feet for Keats - may be the clue you are looking for!

Feet for Pound - may be the clue you are looking for!

Feet for poets - may be the clue you are looking for!

Feet in a meter - may be the clue you are looking for!

Feet in meter - may be the clue you are looking for!

Feet in some meters - may be the clue you are looking for!

IAMBS

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Word: iambs

A metrical foot in verse consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable.

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Come live with me and be my love has four of them

Frost-y feet

Shall I compare thee to a summers day? has five of these

Common pentameter components

Feet for Keats

Feet for Pound

Feet for poets

Feet in a meter

Feet in meter

Feet in some meters

Feet of poetry

Feet on the desk

Feet that go along with the beat

Feet with rhythm?

Feet

Frosts feet

Frosts feet?

Frosty feet?

Keats feet

Keats feat

Metric feet

Metrical feet

Metrical units

Ogden Nashs feet

Pentameter parts

Poetic feet

Poetic units

Poetry feet

Poets feet

Prosodic feet

Rhythmic feet

Rhythmic feet?

Shakespeares feet

Shakespeares feet?

Shakespearean feet

Some feet

Some two-syllable feet

Sonnet line fivesome

Sonnet segments

Sonneteers feet

Two-beat feet

Two-syllable feet

Whittiers feet

da-DUM

Metrical feet of two syllables.

Poetic feet, used by Pope.

Two-syllable feet, in verse.

Verse cadences

Feet for W. S. Gilbert

Feet of common measure

Blank-verse feet

Whittier's feet

Ogden Nash's feet

Poets' feet

Pentameter parts, maybe

Feet, of sorts

da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? has five of these

Above and beyond, e.g.

Young beasts with new head and feet

Setter's surgeon's feet

Odd bits from bush by this compiler's feet

Bits of poetry from writer's American rubbish

Quartet in Whose woods these are I think I know

Shakespeares plays are full of them

Trio in To be, or not to be

Sonnet line quintet

Poets da-DA, da-DA

Two-syllable units

Shall I compare thee to a summers day? quintet

There are 70 in a Shakespearean sonnet

Worldly-wise Hoskins is one hot to open shaken-up lager tin

Poetic content from Tees is nonsense!

Filberts nonsense bits of poetry

A couple of feet? Hoskins is bloody sizable primarily!

Parts of a meter

Poets feet

Pentad in If music be the food of love, play on

Metrical feet consisting of two syllables, a short one followed by a long one

Clever technology reversed doctors feet

Picaroons admitting a rubbish bard wrote these

My mistress eyes are nothing like the sun quintet

Poetic feet in Shakespeare

Above and below

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