Preface to PoetryHarcourt, Brace, 1946 - 737 pages |
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Page 100
... rhythm , for though it is the chief rhythm that may be felt , there are other rhythms too . But these subordinate rhythms will be taken up later in this chapter ; now our attention will be given to the principal rhythm , the poetic ...
... rhythm , for though it is the chief rhythm that may be felt , there are other rhythms too . But these subordinate rhythms will be taken up later in this chapter ; now our attention will be given to the principal rhythm , the poetic ...
Page 115
... rhythm of this ( for me ) comely and graceful Elizabethan lyric . It is still a two- or three - valued analysis , taking no account of the many differ- ent degrees of stress , of the larger movements in pitch of the mel- ody , of the ...
... rhythm of this ( for me ) comely and graceful Elizabethan lyric . It is still a two- or three - valued analysis , taking no account of the many differ- ent degrees of stress , of the larger movements in pitch of the mel- ody , of the ...
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... rhythm . RIME ROYAL , a seven - line stanzaic form , ababbcc5 , used by Chaucer and Shakespeare and William Morris . RIME - SCHEME , a line - scheme making use of rime , 448 . RISING RHYTHM , the rhythmic organi- zation of syllables in ...
... rhythm . RIME ROYAL , a seven - line stanzaic form , ababbcc5 , used by Chaucer and Shakespeare and William Morris . RIME - SCHEME , a line - scheme making use of rime , 448 . RISING RHYTHM , the rhythmic organi- zation of syllables in ...
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ANATOMY OF THE POEMEXPERIENCE | 65 |
65 | 91 |
Visual and Other FreeImagery | 137 |
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