Prefix with meter, to a versifier

Once upon a time, there was a young poet named Jack who was struggling to come up with the perfect opening line for his new poem. He had been staring at his blank notebook for hours, feeling frustrated and stuck. Suddenly, Jack remembered a crossword puzzle he had been working on earlier that day. The clue was ‘Prefix with meter, to a versifier,’ and the answer was four letters long.

Jack thought about it for a moment, and then it hit him! ‘Tetra‘ was the perfect word to start his poem with. The prefix ‘tetra-‘ means ‘four,’ and as a versifier, Jack knew all about meter – the rhythmic structure of a poem. Using ‘tetra-‘ as his starting point, Jack was able to craft a beautiful poem that flowed off the page with a perfect rhythm.

From that day on, Jack never forgot the lesson he learned from that crossword puzzle. Sometimes, the answer to your creative block can be found in the most unexpected places!