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Yeah I know that essay already, I think. Totally helpful poetics.It really doesn't have 'that' history?Cheers,LukeHello Luke,This sounds very like Denise Levertov's concept of "organic form." But maybe you know her essay: “Some Notes on Organic Form":https://www.poetryfoundation.org/articles/69392/some-notes-on-organic-form-56d249032078f
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That's not going to make sense... I mean to emphasize 'latent', that any attempt at poetry already contains its ideal form, to be brought out be shaping it. I'm reminded of Eliot's phrase I saw in a (poetics!) encyclopedia about each word needing to be "at home" (in Little Gidding). Does that phrase mean anything like that: the poem should end up making its language?LukeI've been writing an application for another year, and and off for a year, now.>> I'm endlessly editing and reshaping, as I believe each poem I generate has a unique latent tune or order to be brought outIt must be a 'thing' for someone in the history of poetics? Just if I could googleLuke
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