Medium-gauge metaster

Diurnal metastress - a metric phenomenon consisting in putting a strong syntactic boundary, not in the middle school, but not far from it. The mid-diaphragm gear is the most expressive in the case of switching an accented monosyllable. In the example below, the middle-school meta-clock works in the fifth verse: Quiet, quiet, do not wake up the sleeping water in the basin, lightly with the wind, let's dance around the deep space ... Let's wander around the ribbon around the moon, what the translucent body saturates us with the rainbow of lights, and let us absorb the murmur of the murmur, which drowns in the lake, and limb airy noises, and in the whispering whisper, let's drink flowers fragrance, which blooms on the slopes of mountains, voiced, colorful and fragrant, let's go deep blue. (Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer, Melody of Night Mists (Nad Czarnym Pawie Gąsienicowym))

Diurnal middlings, repeatedly in the course of the work, were used by Juliusz Słowacki in a poem by Rzym. Suddenly, he touched me, crying in an empty place: »Rome! you are no longer a former Rome. " That's how the cattle shepherd sang while sitting on a horse. The dark blue smoke above me Cords of the palaces under the Apennines, Above them is the church which is a giant. Behind me was the sea shore and the waves Ship crowds, like a swan herd, Which dreams fell under the ruins. And he took away my great weeping, when this cluster Morning wind swayed and rushed on, As if the garland of souls in pale blue. And great fear took me when they disappeared Those angels of the waves - and I stayed In the desert alone - with Rome, which is already collapsing. And I have never lost such tears in my life, As then, when she asked me in the desert Sun, sneering god, - did I see Rome? ...

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