Re: Rhyming Conlangs

Quoting Adam Walker <dreamertwo@...>:

> It's not the length of Somali poems (though some do get long), but the
> complexity of the form and the fact that Somali poets could/can produce
> it spontaneously in "poetic duels".
Have you ever read any Skaldic poetry?  It can get very complex
very quickly.

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