10-04-2013, 11:29 AM
the above is def not prose.
simply for the fact two corpses are conversing about beauty and death i
i noramally dislike emily's poetry but this one isn't bad and anyway, narrative doesn't equate solely with prose and isn't there such a beast as a narrative poem? it's all about how it's written.
sometimes i'd sooner read good prose than bad poetry. for me it has to have no defined poetical devices to be seen as prose but even that's just my pov, for a start if i miss a few poetic devices the poet used the fault surely lays in my bed and not the poets?
simply for the fact two corpses are conversing about beauty and death i
i noramally dislike emily's poetry but this one isn't bad and anyway, narrative doesn't equate solely with prose and isn't there such a beast as a narrative poem? it's all about how it's written.
sometimes i'd sooner read good prose than bad poetry. for me it has to have no defined poetical devices to be seen as prose but even that's just my pov, for a start if i miss a few poetic devices the poet used the fault surely lays in my bed and not the poets?