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Word-Scales is a term the poet devised to describe a process of composing poetry. Its a method of creating with the language of words rather than the language of music. Although there are obvious differences between Word-Scales and music scales, the basic concepts of composing with them are much the same. Music forms are a primary agent in composing with Word-Scales. Those most prominently used are: fugue, rondo. Sonata, crab-fugue and serial forms. Other Poetry Studies Books 1996 – Aesthetics of the Mind after Mallarm 2022 – A Close Reading of the Poetry of John Quinn: Space, Place, Tone, and Narrative 2003 – COMPARATIVE READINGS OF POEMS PORTRAYING SYMBOLIC IMAGES OF CREATIVE GENIUS: Sophie De Mello Breyner Andresen, Teixeira De Pascoaes, Rainter Maria Rilke, John Donne, John of the Cross, Edward Young, Lao Tzu, William Wordsworth, Walt Whitman
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