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prohojiy [21]
2 years ago
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which of these describes Ezra Pound's feelings about the words in a poem?A. Abstract words heighten the readers sensesB. Too man

y words blur the reader s experience.C. Not every word needs to bear meaningD. Words should be used freely and generously

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cluponka [151]2 years ago
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Too many words blur the readers experience -that's what I got on Apex
Elza [17]2 years ago
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Answer:

B. Too many words blur the reader's experience.

Explanation:

Ezra Pound's gigantic work of pioneer verse, The Cantos, races to about 800 pages and took him over a large portion of his life to compose – and still, after all that, he never completed it. Is The Cantos a perfect work of art of twentieth-century verse or a creative disappointment? Is it sheer liberal verbiage or an under-perused and undervalued epic for the advanced world? We can barely begin to expose what's underneath in this short prologue to Pound's Cantos, yet we're going to address a portion of the key parts of the ballad and offer an investigation of its general points and highlights.

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