- English Poetry Elements
  - Meter and Foot
    - Define Rhythm
      - Related to Music
      - Beat in Songs
    - Five Types of Meters
      - Iambic
        - Unstressed-Stressed
        - Example: Control
      - Trochaic
        - Stressed-Unstressed
        - Example: Tai-ge
      - Anapestic
        - Two Unstressed-One Stressed
        - Example: Contra-dict
      - Dactylic
        - Stressed-Two Unstressed
        - Example: Foo-lish-ness
      - Spondaic
        - Both Syllables Stressed
        - Example: Moonstone
    - Concept of Foot
      - Metrical Unit
      - Examples from Shakespeare's Sonnet 18
        - Iambic Pentameter
    - Eight Kinds of Feet
      - Monometer
      - Dimeter
      - Trimeter
      - Tetrameter
      - Pentameter
      - Hexameter
      - Heptameter
      - Octameter
  - Practical Examples
    - Shakespeare
      - Trochaic Tetrameter
      - Example: Double, double toil and trouble
    - Shelley
      - Anapestic
      - Dimeter and Trimeter
      - Example: Like a child from the womb
  - Review of Concepts
    - Meter Recap
      - Iambic, Trochaic, Anapestic, Dactylic, Spondaic
    - Foot Recap
      - Monometer to Octameter
  - Homework Assignment
    - Analyze Four Poems
      - Identify Meter and Foot