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Serial Poetry: 21-Consonant Poetry

A form of Serial Poetry in which every consonant must be used once before any can be used again, treating Y as a consonant, and for style using Y to produce a consonant sound (as in "Yes") and not a vowel sound (as in "Why"). This form enables many variations and techniques, many of them deriver directly from 12-Tone Music. This is the champagne of Dominique Fitzpatrick-O'Dinn's research.

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Dominique Fitzpatrick-O'Dinn

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