Hendecasyllable
/ˌhendekəˈsɪləbl/
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Pro Tip 1/3Poetry Structure
Hendecasyllable refers to the structure of a poem, specifically its rhythm and line length. 
Each stanza in her latest poem uses a hendecasyllable structure, giving it a flowing rhythm.
Pro Tip 2/3Classical Literature
The hendecasyllable is a classic form often used in ancient Greek and Latin poetry. 
Studying epic tales from ancient Rome, one must appreciate the hendecasyllable lines used.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Significance
Understanding hendecasyllables can enhance appreciation of historical and cultural literature. 
In the original language, 'The Aeneid' contains beautiful hendecasyllable verses.