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1.	language games		"secret languages", Ubbi Dubbi. Children tend to grasp quickly, phonologically based (not spelling).
2.	scansion		Marking up the rhythmic structure of a verse, with notation for the beat, additional syllables, and line breaks.
3.	spondee		long-long
4.	trochee		long-short
5.	accentual-syllabic metric system		Based on stress patterns and beat structure.
6.	dactyl		long-short-short
7.	accentual-syllabic		Each line has a given number of beats, but there are also some restrictions on the # of syllables in between each beat.
8.	iamb		short-long
9.	limerick		two lines of anapestic trimeter, followed by two lines of anapestic dimeter, followed by final anapestic trimeter.
10.	quantitative metrical system		Based on long-short syllables, NOT accented and non-accented syllables. In Greek and Latin metrics.
11.	anapest		short-short-long
12.	tune-lyric alignment		Innately put stress of words with down beat of the music.
13.	meter		Basic rhythmic pattern of a poem.