Put a space between syllables and 5 spaces between feet. For the half-line break in the short pentameter lines, include a vertical line. On the next line, note the metrical pattern of the line (D for dactyl, S for spondee, H for half-foot in the short lines).carmine nomen habent exterrita cornibus Io et quam fluminea lusit adulter ave quaeque super pontum simulato vecta iuvenco virginea tenuit cornua vara manu. nos quoque per totum pariter cantabimur orbem, iunctaque semper erunt nomina nostra tuis. This passage employs elegiac couplets, so these lines alternate between a longer dactylic hexameter (6 feet of dactyls or spondees, with the final foot always a spondee) verse followed by a shorter dactylic pentameter (2x2.5 dactyls or spondees) verse