I've only ever managed to force myself through a paragraph or two of Lovecraft here and there. It's structured like prose, but it has the usual poetry quality of having to read it several times to fight through the imagery and figure out what it's actually saying.
As for "The Colonel", it just strikes me as very poor prose.
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And then you get into gray areas like prose poetry.
And the difference and similarities between lyric and narrative poetry. And the contrast against prose.
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"The Colonel" by Carolyn Forche is probably the most striking prose poem I've ever encountered.
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As for "The Colonel", it just strikes me as very poor prose.
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