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citadelspirit January 19 2011, 19:28:57 UTC
I am not in your camp. I have no use for poetry.

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text } quiesquietis January 19 2011, 20:55:08 UTC
Is there a reason for that?

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Re: text } citadelspirit January 19 2011, 20:56:41 UTC
Because I have other goals to accomplish, and spending my time spinning rhymes and complex verse does nothing to advance them.

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text } quiesquietis January 19 2011, 21:03:12 UTC
Ah, pragmatism.

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schisming January 19 2011, 22:05:16 UTC
Predictable, I'm aware. The majority of such works is outside my province, but I confess a liking for Modernists.

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text ) quiesquietis January 19 2011, 22:26:30 UTC
Dr. Argento, the only thing predictable there is that I'm as ever impressed by your taste. And Philomel, well.

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text ) schisming January 19 2011, 22:30:16 UTC
Eliot does like his classical references. But so do I, ergo: predictable. Are you interested in something in the Homeric tradition? It does go to prove a point about the ends of which poetry is capable, as well as the particulars of translation.

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text } quiesquietis January 19 2011, 23:23:47 UTC
Please, share it with me. I'd like to learn something today.

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