This match-making process is one of the toughest parts of writing poetry.
It often fails by being too forced in its attempted coupling or by following a path that's already too well-trodden. As a poet, I'm constantly wrestling with the task of marrying adjectives to nouns in a way that casts new light yet immediately sounds natural.
POEM IN THE COMPANY OF AUGUSTE PONS AND PETIN THE SHORT Auguste walks round
his car, stroking its bonnet,staring in admiration at its lovely
carburettor.He...
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