oiticica-meter

To check prose rhythm objectively, apply scansion to identify stress patterns and feet like iambs or dactyls, then verify cadence against a pass/fail rubric to ensure the meter supports harmony.

Scansion is the analysis of English prosody that marks stress and feet within lines to detect rhythm flaws, allowing you to tighten cadence by applying minimal meter corrections to improve harmony.

Revise a paragraph for rhythm problems by scanning the text for caesura and stress patterns, diagnosing flaws against an objective rubric, and applying minimal meter adjustments while preserving your original wording.

Yes, you can analyze prose rhythm without altering original text by using a preserve mode that strictly judges scansion and meter while keeping your supplied examples exactly as written.

The best way to tighten prose cadence without imposing a strict meter is to use an objective rubric that diagnoses specific rhythm flaws and suggests minimal repairs rather than forcing a rigid metrical structure.

You should avoid using a scansion rubric for prose revision when dealing with text outside English prosody rules, as the objective meter analysis is specifically designed for English stress patterns and feet.