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Unread 03-16-2024, 06:16 AM
Nick McRae Nick McRae is offline
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As is Mandelstam in his Russian—only one foray into free verse that I know of—but I get what you’re saying about not wanting to draw a distinction.
My thinking with singling out non-met is an interest in seeing what people are doing with that style of poetry.

This forum's definitely given me an appreciation for metrical, and I hope to write in it when life finally gives me a minute. But to date I'm mainly a non-met poet so that's where the brunt of my interest is.
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Unread 03-16-2024, 11:12 AM
Chris O'Carroll Chris O'Carroll is offline
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I knew the songs on some of Cohen's albums before I ever acquired any of his books. So I've always tended to think of him as a rhyme and meter guy. But I took The Spice Box of Earth off the shelf today, and I find that you're right, the majority of poems in that collection are non-metrical. So thanks for the wake-up call.
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