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	<title>Comments on: Index for X: An Experiment in Mass Collaboration</title>
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	<description>Jer Thorp &#124; There is an art to evolution...</description>
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		<title>By: paul mitchell</title>
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		<dc:creator>paul mitchell</dc:creator>
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		<description>&quot;I think the beauty of verse lies in its ability to speak in different ways to different readers.&quot; 
 
That statement is very true and I feel that it is the mark of just about all great writing. I myself have written many poems over the years - even though I have not put pen to paper recently due to a lack of real inspiration. The thing I liked to do most and the thing that I liked to read most where those vague lines that always seemed to open up a world of possibility other than give a direction to the reader to follow. When enjoying reading, especially in the case of poetry, I think that most often the reader should be allowed to form their own ideas and images from the words they read, even when it is prepared by another hand. </description>
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<p>That statement is very true and I feel that it is the mark of just about all great writing. I myself have written many poems over the years &#8211; even though I have not put pen to paper recently due to a lack of real inspiration. The thing I liked to do most and the thing that I liked to read most where those vague lines that always seemed to open up a world of possibility other than give a direction to the reader to follow. When enjoying reading, especially in the case of poetry, I think that most often the reader should be allowed to form their own ideas and images from the words they read, even when it is prepared by another hand.</p>
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