The growth of organic verse..

[rayheinrich]

Oh no! Not Erthona. The short time I experienced him, alas,
he was the devil's own to argue with (and I enjoyed every
word of it). Won't say "rest in peace" as I suspect he'd hate
the very thought of that.

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IF you're talking about "organic form", you got it a bit wrong:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/learning/essay/237852

It's about origination/creation (and its products), not
about a complete process.

Not that it matters that much since I lump "organic form" in
with a whole host of attempts to re-name/re-describe the same
old creative process and/or its product. Mostly, I think, it's
a vain attempt to persuade the gullible that something original
(besides new nomenclature) has been discovered.

cynical ray