Talk:Sally Potter

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[edit] Iambic Pentameter

I'd have to see the movie again, but as I recall it was not iambic pentameter but... well, I don't know the names of the meters, but I'm thinking more of Dr. Seuss' rhythm pattern - and rhymed as well - which isn't typical in the IP of Shakespeare or Marlowe. Potter refers to iambic pentameter in her blog, but still this bothers me. - Rapscallion 17:54, 1 May 2007 (UTC)