I suggest you missed the point, Bill.

Poetry violates the rules of grammar, the norms of language, and the predispositions of normal reading.

By breaking those rules, it bypassed the filtering machinery so often used to stand between the self and immediate apperception.

There was nothing lame about it. (Sorry, kat.)

There is absolutely no logic in comparing a woman to a summer's day.
But it works anyway.

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