The Pursuit of Poetry: A Guide to Its Understanding and Appreciation with an Explanation of Its Forms and a Dictionary of Poetic TermsSimon and Schuster, 1969 - 318 psl. |
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... Prose of Poetry In spite of countless efforts , it is impossible to draw a sharp line between prose and poetry . It has been said that prose is consciously constructed whereas poetry is subconsciously created . It has been held that the ...
... Prose of Poetry In spite of countless efforts , it is impossible to draw a sharp line between prose and poetry . It has been said that prose is consciously constructed whereas poetry is subconsciously created . It has been held that the ...
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... prose and poetry from the pull , the tug of language in one or the other direction . " It may be said that poetry is uplifted prose , speech raised to a higher level , a greater intensity , a more mem- orable communication . There is a ...
... prose and poetry from the pull , the tug of language in one or the other direction . " It may be said that poetry is uplifted prose , speech raised to a higher level , a greater intensity , a more mem- orable communication . There is a ...
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... prose into arbitrary lines . The end result of Found Poetry was , like its beginning , prose - prose fancied and reframed but , nevertheless , prose . Here are two examples . The first alliterative jeu d'esprit is from a magazine ...
... prose into arbitrary lines . The end result of Found Poetry was , like its beginning , prose - prose fancied and reframed but , nevertheless , prose . Here are two examples . The first alliterative jeu d'esprit is from a magazine ...
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Of English Verse | 9 |
The Definition of Poetry | 15 |
A Dictionary of Devices a Handbook of Poetic | 139 |
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accented alliteration AMPHIBRACH au pair girl ballade beauty begins blank verse breath called century composed conceit consonants couplet critic Curly-locks dactylic dark death delight doth double dactylic earth Echo Eliot Elizabethan emotion English poetry epic example eye rhymes eyes Ezra Pound fair feet flowers free verse Greek heart heaven heroic couplet iambic iambic pentameter John Keats King language light verse lines live Lord lyric meaning metaphor meter METONOMY metrical metrical feet modern poetry Muse never night pair girl passion pentameter phrase poem poet poet's poetic diction Pope prose quatrain reader refrain rhyme rhythm Robert Frost rondeau sense sestet Sestina Shakespeare Shepherd sing sometimes song sonnet sound speech stanza sweet syllables Tennyson thee things thou thought tion translation tree triolet unrhymed Villanelle vowels W. S. Gilbert William wind words Wordsworth write wrote