Quote by Peter Davison

I like poems that are little games.

I like poems that are little games.

Summary

This quote expresses a personal preference for poems that adopt a playful and interactive approach. Poems that are described as "little games" often utilize various literary devices such as wordplay, puzzles, or playful language techniques that engage the reader's imagination and make the reading experience more enjoyable. These types of poems may require the reader to interpret, decipher, or participate actively in understanding the underlying meaning or message, adding an element of intrigue and entertainment to the poetic experience.

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By Peter Davison

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