The structure of each verse follows closely that convention: in the first part of each verse (the first eight syllables) the main theme of the verse is introduced, in the "main clause" of the verse. That It could be a statement, part of a dialogue, or a depiction of some action.
The structure of each verse adheres to a traditional pattern: in the initial eight syllables, the primary idea of the verse is presented, often as part of a statement, within a dialogue, or depicted through action.