"rhyme is seen as anachronistic by most poets"
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(06-04-2016, 01:58 PM)rowens Wrote:  I have Nirvana's Bleach on cassette tape I got in the very late '80s and most of the books of rhyming poetry I stole from the library over the last few weeks before they met their doom. If anyone ever comes to town, all the public library's poetry is in my room. I stole the nonrhyming poetry too. I also stole all the D.H. Lawrence and Dostoevsky which they actually just threw in a pile next to the trashcan. I was too late to save the Samuel Beckett, they shredded most of the Bs.

It took a long time to get around to weeding out the poetry books because they all looked old and nobody knew what was worth keeping. They didn't know where to begin.
cassettes don't last. i bet if you played it on a walkman now, it would sound like you were listening to it under water.
i have only stolen one book from the library. i've still got it somewhere. it was a book on buddhism. i launched it out the library window and scuttled round the back and made off with it. i remember my girlfriend dumped me shortly after that. in hindsight, maybe i should have had a quick flick through before nicking it. . . karma's a motherfucker.
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RE: "rhyme is seen as anachronistic by most poets" - by shemthepenman - 06-04-2016, 02:32 PM



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