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Poetry: Powerful Rhymed Poetry

Jay Martin June 14, 2019

Some professionals discount rhyme in poetry as cheap technique. Though rhyme alone does not deliver poetic quality, poetic language infused with winsome rhyme forms a stirring combination near the apex of language. Lets study and emulate that kind, for ‘the song of the poethow much do we owe it!’

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