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Poet: Dorothy Parker
Poem: 71.
Rondeau Redouble
Volume: Enough Rope
Year: Published/Written in 1926
Comment 1 of 1, added on March 8th, 2006 at 5:36 PM.
I loved this poem. Formal poems haven't gotten the the attention and admiration they duly deserve.
Dorothy Parker gives us this very complex poem, and serves it to us in this smooth, and wholesome dish. She pulls the rentrement with ease, and her statements and counterstatements blended in perfectly...and if one wasn't paying the utmost attention, you wouldn't have even realized the repeating lines.
Bravo to Dorothy Parker, for showing us what formal poems are capable of, and this is truly a highly recommended reading for anyone who wants to read an exquisite piece of poetry.
David Aratea from United States
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I loved this poem. Formal poems haven't gotten the the attention and admiration they duly deserve.
Dorothy Parker gives us this very complex poem, and serves it to us in this smooth, and wholesome dish. She pulls the rentrement with ease, and her statements and counterstatements blended in perfectly...and if one wasn't paying the utmost attention, you wouldn't have even realized the repeating lines.
Bravo to Dorothy Parker, for showing us what formal poems are capable of, and this is truly a highly recommended reading for anyone who wants to read an exquisite piece of poetry.
David Aratea from United States