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But the paradox is that the blank verse, being one of the first kinds of "spoken," as opposed to sung, poetry is very much faster than song, or perhaps even than speech itself.
The Gutenberg Galaxy: The Making of Typographic Man,
(1962), p 198
Quote #5473
Year:
1962
Chapter:
Poetry
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