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... prosody was freer than that of the sao , the rhyme pat- tern being less restrictive . The elements of the fu form include a long line , caesura , and the use of balanced parallel phrases . The use of rhyme removes the fu from the area ...
... prosody was freer than that of the sao , the rhyme pat- tern being less restrictive . The elements of the fu form include a long line , caesura , and the use of balanced parallel phrases . The use of rhyme removes the fu from the area ...
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... prosody in English . In The Steele Glas ( 1576 ) , one of the earliest formal satires in English , he wrote the first original nondramatic English blank verse . In two amatory poems , the au- tobiographical " Dan Bartholomew of Bathe ...
... prosody in English . In The Steele Glas ( 1576 ) , one of the earliest formal satires in English , he wrote the first original nondramatic English blank verse . In two amatory poems , the au- tobiographical " Dan Bartholomew of Bathe ...
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... prosody , his work ranged widely in type from didactic verse to love poems and from poems on domestic life ( his shrewish second wife was a source of poetic inspiration ) to political satire . His concern with the early 19th - century ...
... prosody , his work ranged widely in type from didactic verse to love poems and from poems on domestic life ( his shrewish second wife was a source of poetic inspiration ) to political satire . His concern with the early 19th - century ...
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