Poetry for Music: The Art of the Medieval Prosula

Speculum 86 (2):361-386 (2011)
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Among the literary arts of the Middle Ages, the creation of texts within strict parameters held a fascination for many poets. Acrostic poems, tricky meters, frequent rhyme, and other limitations often spurred those who sought expression in words

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