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If he had not died , says Cummings , somebody might hardly never not have been unsorry , perhaps OVERSTATEMENT There is a place too for the kind of overstatement called hyperbole ( in Greek , throwing beyond the mark ) .
If he had not died , says Cummings , somebody might hardly never not have been unsorry , perhaps OVERSTATEMENT There is a place too for the kind of overstatement called hyperbole ( in Greek , throwing beyond the mark ) .
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Perhaps nothing so weakens a poem as to have the nouns " chaperoned " ( as Pound said ) by adjectives , or the verbs by adverbs . Adjective fanciers are surprised at how many poems are almost without their favorite part of speech .
Perhaps nothing so weakens a poem as to have the nouns " chaperoned " ( as Pound said ) by adjectives , or the verbs by adverbs . Adjective fanciers are surprised at how many poems are almost without their favorite part of speech .
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Or perhaps you are saved in the nick of time and she is tormented by the knowledge of her tendency : That she daren't hug a man unless she wants to risk clawing him up . This puts you both in a difficult positionpanting lovers who are ...
Or perhaps you are saved in the nick of time and she is tormented by the knowledge of her tendency : That she daren't hug a man unless she wants to risk clawing him up . This puts you both in a difficult positionpanting lovers who are ...
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Crítica de los usuarios - rampaginglibrarian - LibraryThingWe used this book for a textbook in one of my creative writing classes and i bought at least one updated version--it is an absolutely wonderful poetry introduction--with just enough theory and just enough poetry Leer comentario completo
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Crítica de los usuarios - zinkel101 - LibraryThingA very good introduction to poetry; a mix of methods and examples by masters fo the art. A good read in itself, unlike poetry encyclopedias. A good resource for writers too. Leer comentario completo
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