Beat/beat rhythm
footstep
2.Ryhme/rime: rhyme/perfect rhyme, eye rhyme, spear rhyme, inner rhyme, ending rhyme, female rhyme and male rhyme.
3. Rhyme semi-harmony rhyme, ending rhyme and alliteration rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme rhyme.
Alliteration, rhyme and rhyme. Yun-Dao Kebaba
4. Essentials of English Poetry Appreciation
Essentials of English Poetry Appreciation-* * Appreciation Information Network
5. Other supplements
Sonnet-14 lines, (quasi-pentameter)
Ode -8 verses? 10 line (pentameter except the last line)
Folk songs-4 lines per section (abab mode (second & fourth line Ruthie))
Free verse-no specific rhythm or beat.