The Poet and the PoemThe author summarizes his knowledge and lively opinions of the art, dealing with every aspect, from the moment of inspiration through the workshop labors, to publication and interpretation. |
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... create slight pauses if they occur at the end of grammatical units . A pause necessitated by the completion of a grammatical unit ( usually marked by punctuation ) within a line is called a caesura . Usually there is one caesura per ...
... create slight pauses if they occur at the end of grammatical units . A pause necessitated by the completion of a grammatical unit ( usually marked by punctuation ) within a line is called a caesura . Usually there is one caesura per ...
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... create a sense of indecisiveness or incompleteness that one may want . Rhymes have a musicality which can be ... creates expectation of the other . - Beware of peculiarities of dialect . I am a 138 The Poet and the Poem.
... create a sense of indecisiveness or incompleteness that one may want . Rhymes have a musicality which can be ... creates expectation of the other . - Beware of peculiarities of dialect . I am a 138 The Poet and the Poem.
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... create a " just society " to those of creating an " alternative society , " which would grow first parasitically upon the old system and then independently of it , at last to replace it - what Charles Reich called The Greening of ...
... create a " just society " to those of creating an " alternative society , " which would grow first parasitically upon the old system and then independently of it , at last to replace it - what Charles Reich called The Greening of ...
Contents
an ear for poetry | 7 |
amateur tradesman professional | 17 |
enter the critic | 27 |
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