Rhyme and Reason by Mark Forsyth games when we open ourselves up

when we open ourselves up to an aesthetic experience

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Rhyme and Reason by Mark Forsyth games when we open ourselves up'Enchanting' Stephen Fry Some people worry that they don't appreciate poetry; but English poetry wasn't written to be appreciated it was written to be enjoyed. For six centuries people have been reading poetry for enjoyment for fun, for romance, for religion and for entertainment and this is a book about those people. What was it like to be sent a Tudor love sonnet? And how did you reply? What did people think of Wordsworth or Chaucer before they were