myamichelle1101 myamichelle1101

25-09-2015
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What is the meter of the poem “Robin Hood and the Scotchman?”

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itachi1 itachi1

25-09-2015

its one of the Child Ballads, is generally considered to be in iambic
meter. The Child Ballads are a series of folk ballads.

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annyksl annyksl

01-07-2019

Answer:

Trochaic

Explanation:

The trochaic refers to the foot of Greek or Latin verse composed of two syllables, the first long and the other short, that is, it refers to a long syllable, tonic, and a brief, unstressed. This is exactly what happens in the poem "Robin Hood and the Scotchman." For this reason, we can state that the metric presented in this poem is the trochaic.

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