It concludes by insisting, "All phenomena are important" and urges readers to look closely at the subject, noting they may see "wild horses taking a roll.
It concludes by insisting, "All phenomena are important" and urges readers to look closely at the subject, noting they may see "wild horses taking a roll." The poet has nothing but contempt for "all of this fiddle" and says the title construction is valid only if it is genuine. The poet ironically says, "I too, dislike it" in, For 10 points--, what lyric meta-poem written in free verse by Marianne Moore.
It concludes by insisting, "All phenomena are important" and urges readers to look closely at the subject, noting they may see "wild horses taking a roll.
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