This is invaluable, this definition of content as what there is to
say about a poem. (Robin : "Theres just more to say about Prynne [than
raworth]". By whom?
More to say by Robin, and those persons Robin would have the most fun
saying things to, about what he finds in Prynne's poetry.
There can be plenty to say about what one finds in raworth.(Maria Damon on
the Buffalo List had plenty to say today & i felt with her all the way).
So content in the context of poetry (if not the other arts) = what can be
found in a poem. By, always, some one.
Perhaps when one says what one finds in raworth (and here of course i mean
the work, or more accurately, the poet one invents/creates from the
poetry), one will make more reference to the form, than in saying what one
finds in a Prynne poem?
Hang on to those toy soldiers, cris, theyre probably worth a small fortune.
Or a small fort.
David B.
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