The Problem With Modern Poetry. (an overview on the evolution of poetry)
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Good morning everyone, I hope you're doing well. I came today to discuss with you the problem with modern poetry, this episode will feature an overview on the evolution of poetry, and a comparison between classic and contemporary poetry. Don't forget to check our social media, and support us on our platforms, see you again in other episodes. HAVE A NICE DAY ❤️
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