Poem: ‘Dickens and I*’
Gavin Ewart
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[*] The prose of Dickens often contains iambic pentameters, unconsciously admitted. In these instances it should be renamed: prerse or vose. This poem, consciously, is made up of rhyming lines printed as prose. Ellen Ternan became Dickens’ mistress.
Vol. 2 No. 22 · 20 November 1980 » Gavin Ewart » Poem: ‘Dickens and I*’
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