Category:Poetic rhythm

• Foot (prosody)
• Metre (poetry)

A

• Acatalexis
• Accent (phonetics)
• Accent (poetry)
• Accentual verse
• Accentual-syllabic verse
• Acephalous line
• Anacrusis
• Anceps
• Anisometric verse
• Anuṣṭubh
• Arsis and thesis
• Arya metre
• Asuri metre

B

• Basit
• Beher (poetry)
• Beit
• Biceps (prosody)
• Breve
• Brevis in longo
• Bridges' analysis of Milton's later work
• Bridges' analysis of Paradise Lost

C

• Caesura
• Catalectic
• Cerdd dafod
• Chaubola
• Chaupai (poetry)
• Chhand
• List of classical meters
• Common metre
• Correption
• Couplet
• Cynghanedd
• Cywydd

D

• Deejay (Jamaican)
• Diaeresis (prosody)
• Doha (poetry)

E

• Elegiac
• End-stopping
• Enjambment

F

• Fourteener (poetry)

G

• Gatha
• Generative metrics
• Golden line

H

• Hazaj meter
• Hemistich
• Heterodyne (poetry)

L

• Lekythion
• Line (poetry)
• Line break (poetry)
• List of meters in medieval Hebrew poetry
• Long metre

M

• Macron
• Mātrika metre
• McWhirtle
• Milton's Prosody
• Mukhammas
• Mysterious Music

N

• Neo-Miltonic syllabics
• Notes on Prosody

O

• Oral-formulaic theory in Anglo-Saxon poetry
• Ovi (poetry)

P

• Poetic diction
• Poetic Meter and Poetic Form
• Polish alexandrine
• Political verse
• Porson's Law

R

• Resolution (meter)
• Rhyme
• Riding rhyme
• Robert Bridges' theory of elision

S

• Scansion
• Shloka
• Sievers' theory of Anglo-Saxon meter
• Sprung rhythm
• Stev
• Stichic
• Stress (linguistics)
• Syllabic verse
• Syllable weight
• Syzygy (poetry)

T

• Tawil
• Traditional Welsh poetic metres
• Tristubh
• Triveni (poetry)
• Troyki
• Yak Misraee Nazm

V

• Vedic accent
• Verse (poetry)

W

• Weak position (poetry)