Where vírtue wánts and více aboúnds, there weálth is bút a baíted hoók.
Trochaic:
Examples: Tennyson, Locksley Hall; Poe, The Raven.
Ópen thén I flúng the shútter, whén with mány a flírt and flútter,
Ín there stépped a státely ráven óf the saíntly dáys of yóre.
Poe.
Anapestic:
Example: Swinburne, March.
Ere fróst-flower and snów-blossom fáded and féll, and the spléndor of wínter had pássed out of síght,
The waýs of the woódlands were faírer and stránger than dreáms that fulfíl us in sleép with delíght.
Dactyllic:
Example: Longfellow, Golden Legend, 4.
Ónward and ónward the híghway rúns to the dístant cíty, impátiently beáring
Tídings of húman jóy and disáster, of lóve and háte, of dóing and dáring.