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Poet Randall Jarrell tossed his beard in vexation and said: "To most of us, verse, any verse, is so uncongenial, so exhaustingly artificial, that I have often thought that a man could make his fortune by entirely eliminating from our culture verse of any kind. Take for example:
Early to bed, early to rise
Makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
"Why say it like a rocking horse? Why make it jingle so? And wisewho wants to be wise?
Which sibling is the well-adjusted
sibling?
The one...
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