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In “The Music of Poetry” [T.S. Eliot] reflects that it "may appear strange, that when I profess to be talking about the “music" of poetry, I put such emphasis upon conversation.”
“Jazz and Modern Letters,” in
Explorations 7,
1957, p 1
Quote #5497
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1957
Chapter:
Poetry
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