"I've read some of your modern free verse and wonder who set it free"
- John Barrymore
About this Quote
In this quote, John Barrymore, a prominent star of the early 20th century, appears to be revealing his opinion about modern-day totally free verse poetry. With a touch of humor, he admits to having read some of this style of poetry and expresses interest about the begetter or driver responsible for its freedom. Barrymore's remark can be translated as a playful method to review and question the departure from conventional poetic forms and structures. It reflects a sentiment that develops when experiencing something new and various, recommending a longing for understanding and perhaps a subtle difficulty to its unconventional nature.
This quote is written / told by John Barrymore between February 15, 1882 and May 29, 1942. He was a famous Actor from USA.
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