For a few decades now, free verse has been the preferred and in most cases only form used by the vast majority of contemporary Latin American poets. It first emerged in Paris –the global “capital of the 19th century”, as Walter Benjamin famously put it– in the 1880s, at the heig…
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The continuous tension between poetic creativity, social norms, and literary traditions that set the rules for textual production and interpretation has shaped the Yemeni history of poetic production. Acting as a "unitary language," literary traditions tend to unify poetic pract…