A Study of Poetry
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The "parallel"structure of Hebrew poetry, where one idea and phrase is balanced againstanother, "I have slain a man to my wounding-- And a young man to my hurt--" or the "envelope" structure of many of the Psalms, where the initialphrase or idea is repeated at the close, after the insertion ofillustrative matter, thus securing a pattern by the "return" of the mainidea--the closing of the "curve"--may serve to illustrate the universalityof the principle of balance and contrast and repetition in ...thearchitecture of verse. For Hebrew poetry, like the poetry of manyprimitive peoples, utilized the natural pleasure which the ear takes inlistening for and perceiving again an already uttered sound. Rhymeis a gratification of expectation, like the repetition of a chord in music[Footnote: "Most musical compositions are written in quite obvious rhymes;and the array of familiar and classical works that have not only rhymesbut distinct stanzaic arrangements exactly like those of poetry is worthremembering.
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The "parallel"structure of Hebrew poetry, where one idea and phrase is balanced againstanother, "I have slain a man to my wounding-- And a young man to my hurt--" or the "envelope" structure of many of the Psalms, where the initialphrase or idea is repeated at the close, after the insertion ofillustrative matter, thus securing a pattern by the "return" of the mainidea--the closing of the "curve"--may serve to illustrate the universalityof the principle of balance and contrast and repetition in ...thearchitecture of verse. For Hebrew poetry, like the poetry of manyprimitive peoples, utilized the natural pleasure which the ear takes inlistening for and perceiving again an already uttered sound. Rhymeis a gratification of expectation, like the repetition of a chord in music[Footnote: "Most musical compositions are written in quite obvious rhymes;and the array of familiar and classical works that have not only rhymesbut distinct stanzaic arrangements exactly like those of poetry is worthremembering.
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