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Weinberger continues his sentiment: "the poem continues in a state of restless change." By virtue of the reader's ever-shifting state of mind, they constantly re-translate otherwise static text, even from minute to minute, and build up a library of meaning from a single work.
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Weinberger continues his sentiment: "the poem continues in a state of restless change." By virtue of the reader's ever-shifting state of mind, they constantly re-translate otherwise static text, even from minute to minute, and build up a library of meaning from a single work.
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[^pronouns]: The author uses it/its as its pronouns.
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[^pronouns]: The author uses it/its as its pronouns.
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### Works cited
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* Dwale. *Face Down in the Leaves*. Manvel, TX: Weasel Press, 2019.
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* Weinberger, Eliot and Paz, Octavio. *Nineteen Ways of Looking at Wang Wei: (With More Ways)*. New York, NY: New Directions, 2016.
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