The first and fourth syllables in each line; create a feeling of horse hooves drumming on the ground, as shown in the last answer option.
<h3>What are stressed syllables?</h3>
- They are the longest syllables.
- They are the syllables spoken most forcefully.
- They are the syllables with the loudest sound.
The placement of stressed syllables has a specific purpose in the poem. this objective is usually linked to the rhythm of the poem, which must emphasize an essential element for the understanding of the text.
In the case of the poem shown above, the stressed syllables in the first and fourth syllables of each line refer to the sound of horses' footsteps on the ground, giving the reader a more immersive reading experience.
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