Concept:Metre is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line.
A tetrameter line contains four metrical feet.
Explanation:When the lines are read aloud, the dominant rhythm moves in a four-beat pattern.
For example, the line “My dream remains a dream still” can be divided into four clear stresses.
That gives four metrical feet for each such line.
Trimether would give only three feet, while pentameter and hexameter give five and six feet respectively.
The poem’s rhythm therefore fits tetrameter most closely.
Answer:Tetrameter.