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the by the brand in the verses manner a arrange of spondee, two long syllables equally stressed or almost so, though nominally one of the two has the accentuate.This is my trouble, what marks to use and while to use them: they are so much needed and yet so objectionable. About punctuation my idea is clear: I tin give a rule for anything I write myself and even for other human, though they might not always agree with me maybe.Yet this leaves Hopkins's management of aural allocation as dependent above the visual device of manuscript alternatively print as ashore the sound values and rhythms it embodies. This refutation, if that is what it is, runs via Hopkins's thinking about the spoken distribution of verse. He is keener on control, getting his own reading of his poems along, than numerous poets would wish to be, yet his theories about verse Shoes idealise spoken delivery. He is thus left in the impossible location of needing one authoritative txt read by a sole, trained adept who peerless delivers his intention. This is not the extra familiar patronize for spoken poetry which opens texts to many readings, many speakers. Hopkins's dilemma may narrate to his adoption of the contextual situation of plainsong and recitative.They are conveyed by members of a community set apart from the mainstream mores, or in the case of recitative by professionals in performance [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and plainsong itself delivers divine text, which is of ceremony and spiritual significance. The need for control and 'perfectibility' that derive from this environment runs counter to the modern open approach to the reading of verse.However much history and terminology music and poetry have been made to share, however close the terminologies run, there is a huge distinction in experience of the two art fashions. Reading Hopkins's poetry is apparently nought favor listening to plainsong, which has effects of heaviness, simplicity and timelessness. The overall impression of plainsong can be that the spiritual, favor the beautiful [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], is the slow. Yet Hopkins's mind is everything merely slow, and his poetry is characterised by energy and intensity, packed with thought. Thus when Hopkins writes of the delivery of his own verse he directs to ways of slowing it down, of staying and pauses, as if conscious of the difficulty of the reader in receiving such abbreviated matter and of the tendency of his verse to make the mind marathon rather than take period to receive its complicated interior activities. This is most evident in his notes to particular poems. The try to slow the reader down works through his writing profession. The 2 sonnets of 1877,'God's Grandeur' and 'The Starlight Night' are, he instructs [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 'to be read, both of them, slowly, signal the rhythms and fetching out the syllables' and his last sonnet of 1889.'Thou craft indeed Discount Just, Lord' carries a alike instruction to Bridges: 'Observe, it must be read adagio molto and with magnificent stress'. The number and consistency of such instructions is remarkable: of 'Ribblesdale' he wrote 'It is apt be peruse quite pausingly, the voice dwelling where the countryman tempo overlaps into distinct line'. 'Two licences are natural apt sprung rhythm' he writes in his Author's Preface from MSB, 'The 1 is rests, as in music.The additional marks are lightly understood... what in music are shrieked pauses... to show that the syllable ought be dwelt It is the rhythm of his poetry namely he selects as the function which demands that it be fulfilled prefer than read silently: 'The rhythm of this sonnet [Harry Ploughman], which is totally as recital, and not because scrutiny (as by nature verse ought be), is very highly studied'.

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