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__A taste of Rhetoric

__A taste of Poetry__

"Why don't they read any poems any more? No poetry any more,
in the grey society of the publicity-spots slaves...
poetry will soon be forbidden, coz you cannot CONSUME as you read poems,
and in this farce of a society you are BOUND to consume, that's
the only thing they want you to do... you are CULTIVATED to consume...
no books worth to read any more... stupid american conventional cram
everywhere... boy, at times I'm missing some well placed neutron bombs,
the ones that would kill all these useless zombies and leave noble books
and good Wodka untouched."

Atlantic USA poetry pages
An explanation, in italian, of the "rules" used in poetry
Arthur RIMBAUD, hope you can read french: these poems are *juwels*
the Internet Poetry Archive
Representative poetry on-line
Glossary of poetic terms
A Handbook of Terms for Discussing Poetry
The semantic rhyming dictionary
A Handbook of Terms for Discussing Poetry
A Handbook of Terms for Discussing Poetry
A Handbook of Terms for Discussing Poetry

The Scyphozoa is currently divided into the following four orders:

Order Stauromedusae   These are sessile cup-shaped forms, and lack 

		      a free-swimming medusa.

Order Coronatae       Most of these are deep-dwelling jellyfish, and 

		      are thus rarely seen.

Order Semaeostomae    The so-called disc jellyfish, including the most 

		      common as well as the largest of the jellyfish.

Order Rhizostomae     These jellyfish lack tentacles, and have eight

		      oral arms instead of four. The oral arms, often

		      highly branched, have become fused in the center, 

		      closing off the central mouth and giving the 

		      jellyfish multiple mouth openings at the ends 

		      of the lateral arms. 

The Cubozoa, or box jellies, were at one time included as 

an order of the Scyphozoa, but are now considered to be the

sister group of the jellyfish

__Tamara de Lempicka__