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The document is a summary of iambic pentameter, the poetic meter used in Shakespeare's works. It defines iambic pentameter as having 10 syllables in a line with stressed syllables on even numbers and unstressed on odd. It describes the origins of the form in Italian poetry and how it influenced English poets like Spenser and Shakespeare. It encourages the reader to experiment with iambic pentameter for themselves.
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