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Tag Archives: meter
Poetry is Regional (#poem)
How do you read poetry in another author’s voice? Continue reading
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Tagged accents, dialect, free verse, meter, poem, poet, poetic form, poetry, rhyme, writer
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On the Protective Qualities of Poetic Devices (#poem)
“We here must listen to the language for the discoveries we hope to make.” ~William Carlos Williams It’s worth asking the question of Whether this particular collection Of words can even be considered A poem. It has no discernable rhyme … Continue reading
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Tagged alliteration, assonance, consonance, GloPoWriMo, meter, NaPoWriMo, ode to a grecian urn, poem, poetic devices, poetic forms, poetry, rhyme, william carlos williams
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