His first poems appeared just when the battle between the Phosphorists, Goths and Academists had worn itself out...in The Oxford Book of Scandinavian Verse, ed. E. Gosse and W. A. Craigie, Oxford, 1925.
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I've found my Greek metre notes, on only the second time of searching. They fell off the back of a pile of Spanish notes I don't remember making. I ought to have found them dividing bank statements, or wrapping crockery in transit, but Spanish notes will have to do.
The wise kangaroos are a mnemonic for one of the three most common sorts of dochmiac: short-long-long-short-long. The wise kangaroos eschew rubber shoes. Only a mnemonic, though, because quantity in English doesn't matter in the same way as in Greek and the pitch accent in Greek can fall on a short vowel. Compare "thè wíse kángaróos eschéw rúbber shóes".
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