10-19-2011, 04:54 AM
Admittedly, Milton was a lot better at using enjambment than he was in coming up with creative titles for his poems.)
Perhaps he considered anything more to be frivolous. I have always known this as 'Milton on his Blindness'.
It is a very handy and clear exposition of enjamb(e)ment. I hope your birthday did not inhibit you from declaiming, say:
I've had liquid larfs in bars and
I've hurled from moving cars; but
If I had to choose the spot
To regurgitate the lot, I'd
Chunder in the old Pacific Sea
Perhaps he considered anything more to be frivolous. I have always known this as 'Milton on his Blindness'.
It is a very handy and clear exposition of enjamb(e)ment. I hope your birthday did not inhibit you from declaiming, say:
I've had liquid larfs in bars and
I've hurled from moving cars; but
If I had to choose the spot
To regurgitate the lot, I'd
Chunder in the old Pacific Sea
