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Vladv Posted 4 years ago
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Outward form
As Russia’s political tension increased,the poet Blok began to describe the “outward form” of his work as “cries, madness, and— often—painful dissonances.”
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What does outward form expresse by cries, madness and dissonances mean? Does it mean his evryday life as opposed to his inner life? Thanks a lot.
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His poetry expresses madness, crying and dissonance - at least that is how he describes it.
- His poetry expresses madness, crying and dissonance - at least that is how he describes it.
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His poetry expresses madness, crying and dissonance - at least that is how he describes it.
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