Quote by Rupert Everett

I'm not a great poetry fan.

Summary

This quote expresses an individual's lack of enthusiasm for poetry. It indicates that the speaker does not have a strong affinity or appreciation for this particular art form.

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Poetry

By Rupert Everett

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