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match each line of poetry to the type of meter it contains
(iambic pentameter) (iambic tetrameter) (iambic trimeter)

my mother bore me in the southern wild,

like honus wagner or like tyrus cobb.

the two were still but one,

is this a holy thing to see,

'tis morning; and the sun with ruddy orb

the wind blew high,
the waters raved,

it powders all the wood.

nor for itself hath any care,

My mother bore me in the southern wild, (Iambic Pentameter)

Like Honus Wagner or like Tyrus Cobb. (Iambic Pentameter)

The two were still but one, (Iambic Trimeter)

Is this a holy thing to see, (Iambic Tetrameter)

'Tis morning; and the sun with ruddy orb (Iambic Pentameter)

The wind blew high,
the waters raved, (Iambic Tetrameter)

It powders all the Wood. (Iambic Trimeter)

Nor for itself hath any care, (Iambic Tetrameter)

This is super easy, you just have to count the syllables! :) If it is 10 syllables, it is Iambic Pentameter, or 5 sets of Iambs (a stressed then unstressed syllable). if it is 8 syllables, it is Iambic Tetrameter, or 4 sets of Iambs. If it is 6 syllables, it will be Iambic Trimeter, or 3 sets of Iambs.