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Bowtruckle111
1 year ago

You need the context. If there are no solid reimes etc, a poem works differently than if it has. Solid reimes give a poem harmony, regularity and you can easily preview what comes next. It follows a rhythm.

Without solid patterns, it is confusing and stocking, always new and unpredictable. You don’t know what’s next. It’s confused. So the author probably perceives the situation.

2)

I could imagine several things:

  • For the poet, the situation is still so ineffective that he does not want to express it loudly.
  • It’s not important for him when it happened.
  • The process took a long time
  • It’s about the event itself
HEsslhoFF21
1 year ago

1 It is about destruction and destruction, it is obvious not to use a regulated language system

2 because this is a reference point, but not the only one. It is generally about changing and setting up new ones when you leave October 3rd.

King187OG
1 year ago

Roses are red Veilchen are blue girl be brave in he still has