The metre which was his favourite, and which he used with most success-the trochaic dimeter catalectic of seven syllables-lends itself almost as readily as the octosyllable to this frequently fatal fluency; but in Wither's hands, at least in his youth and early manhood, it is wonderfully successful, as here:- "And sometimes, I do admire All men burn not with desire.
"A History of English Literature Elizabethan Literature"
George Saintsbury
The last foot is obviously incomplete or catalectic.
"Elementary Guide to Literary Criticism"
F. V. N. Painter
When is a verse or foot catalectic?
"Elementary Guide to Literary Criticism"
F. V. N. Painter