Laforgue's ‘Dimanches’ (Derniers Vers, III)
This chapter discusses Lafogue, a free-verse poet of the line, where the subject contains conflicting tonal and expressive impulses, where the textual is frequently undermined by the verbal and non-textual, where rhythmic coherence is dismantled by the different kinds of metrical impropriety: fragmentation, equivocation, and divigation. In this chapter, Laforgue's Dimanche is studied and analyzed in terms of syllabication, rhyme, and scansion.
Keywords: Lafogue, free-verse, Dimanche, fragmentation, equivocation, syllabication, meter, scansion
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