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In some lines it is emphasized with heavy stress ; in others ignored . The reader must slow up to get the force of the ideas , must identify himself , in an almost physical way , with the breath pauses , with the image of reaching and ...
In some lines it is emphasized with heavy stress ; in others ignored . The reader must slow up to get the force of the ideas , must identify himself , in an almost physical way , with the breath pauses , with the image of reaching and ...
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In some lines the sense is enclosed within the single line , which is then called end - stopped . If the sense flows over into two , or several lines , they are then called run - on . A couplet where the sense is complete is a closed ...
In some lines the sense is enclosed within the single line , which is then called end - stopped . If the sense flows over into two , or several lines , they are then called run - on . A couplet where the sense is complete is a closed ...
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With the quatrain ( any arrangement of four lines ) , we pass into patterns usually called stanzas , and the variations of four , five , six , seven , and eight line stanzas are too numerous to list . But there are certain " named ...
With the quatrain ( any arrangement of four lines ) , we pass into patterns usually called stanzas , and the variations of four , five , six , seven , and eight line stanzas are too numerous to list . But there are certain " named ...
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Inhoudsopgave
Foreword | 9 |
THE POETIC PROCESS | 11 |
Poetry and the Poet | 13 |
Copyright | |
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Poetry: A Modern Guide to Its Understanding and Enjoyment Elizabeth A. Drew Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1967 |
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