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Page 104
... sound and meaning , the experience of the poem rooted in musicality , every image appropriate , precise ambiguities reinforcing each careful gesture , the feel- ing of the poem identified by its sound and rhythm . Paz eschews the ...
... sound and meaning , the experience of the poem rooted in musicality , every image appropriate , precise ambiguities reinforcing each careful gesture , the feel- ing of the poem identified by its sound and rhythm . Paz eschews the ...
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... sound ' ( such as assonance and alliteration ) entered into the aesthetically satisfactory structure of a poem . Similarly , both the French and Japanese were content simply to count the syllables in a line — but again , they also ...
... sound ' ( such as assonance and alliteration ) entered into the aesthetically satisfactory structure of a poem . Similarly , both the French and Japanese were content simply to count the syllables in a line — but again , they also ...
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... sound , one endless sound - maybe a cry maybe a countdown , love— It is a poem to wrestle with and worry through , a poem beginning in noisy , rough prose approximations of prosody and ending in a measure in which sound and meaning ...
... sound , one endless sound - maybe a cry maybe a countdown , love— It is a poem to wrestle with and worry through , a poem beginning in noisy , rough prose approximations of prosody and ending in a measure in which sound and meaning ...
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