Uh.. "scan" is a poetry term.. look up "scansion".
Basically, what I meant that the rhythm of the last line would match the three lines above it if you added the extra word.
HOWEVER...
As a poem... the concept of jumping off a cliff is well-matched by the line's abruptness/shortness/the fact that it isn't identical to the first three lines above it.
I IM'd my group officers to tell them not to delete me if they got a nasty message about me being racist.
[2:16] Allen Kerensky: No one named Kristauf anything has contacted me. Not to worry though, in D&D you have to be racist: are you human? an elf? a dwarf? a half-orc? hehehe
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Basically, what I meant that the rhythm of the last line would match the three lines above it if you added the extra word.
HOWEVER...
As a poem... the concept of jumping off a cliff is well-matched by the line's abruptness/shortness/the fact that it isn't identical to the first three lines above it.
I dunno. I like meter.
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[2:16] Allen Kerensky: No one named Kristauf anything has contacted me. Not to worry though, in D&D you have to be racist: are you human? an elf? a dwarf? a half-orc? hehehe
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