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The Poem as Subject
The Subject of a Poem My Be Anything Whatever
The Subject of a Poem Is Not the Same Thing as Its Theme
The Meaning of a Poem Is Not the Same Thing as Its Subject or Its Theme
The Poem as a Dramatic Situation
Every Poem Has a Speaker
The Speaker of a Poem Speaks from a Personal Situation
The Speaker of a Poem Speaks to Some Kind of Audience
Every Poem Is Characterized by a Distinctive Tone
The Poem as a Pattern of Rhythm and Sound
Rhythm
Meter
Sound
Devices of Compression: The Poet's Shorthand
Overstatement
Understatement
Irony and Paradox
Comparison
Additional Poems Chronologically Arranged
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