Heptasílabo
Definition
A heptasílabo is a line of poetry that contains seven syllables. It is commonly used in Spanish poetry and can create a rhythmic and concise effect.
Related terms
Endecasílabo: A line of poetry that contains eleven syllables. It is often used in traditional Spanish sonnets.
Poema no estrófico: A poem that does not follow a specific stanzaic structure or rhyme scheme. It allows for more freedom and flexibility in expressing ideas.
Verso libre: Free verse, which does not adhere to any specific meter or rhyme scheme. It gives poets complete freedom to experiment with rhythm and structure.
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AP Spanish Literature - 4.1 “En una tempestad” – José María Heredia
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