We’ve also previously been talking about this dynamic interchange – what Hopkins calls counterpoint — between Form and Function, how truly great poems take on a form not because the form is important in itself but because the structure of the poem somehow reflects the subject matter. So, what about free verse? Today’s poem is a good example about how free verse itself can serve a function. Join me for \"Small Kindnesses\" by Danusha Lameris!
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Production Gustav Worm-Leth
Outro Yentl Tijssens
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