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~~~~~ 5 10
~~~ 3 12
~~ 2 10 9 11
~~~~ 4 10
~~~~ 4 12
~~ 2 12 9
~~ 2 7
60
~~~~~ 5
~~~ 3 9
~ 1 60
~~~~ 4
~~~ 3 10
~~ 2
~ 1 60
~~~~ 4 5 = 65
~~ 2 12
~~~~ 4 16
~~ 2
60
~~~ 3 76
~~~ 3 7
~ 1 6/30/21 L9
Wanted to point out if three critiques are required, I wasn't sure to revive poems that are older than a month, or to negotiate doing one or more critiques in General Section.
"It takes two people to make you, and one people to die. That's how the world is going to end." -William Faulkner
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Are the tildes meant to indicate white space?
JB
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I don't know what spanish or portuguese indications are. I also don't know if I'm allowed to upload the rough draft scratched with ball pen ink. The intention was to duplicate the original copy. The numbers are just basic addition, minus the date and the 'L9'.
Last edited by Scorpio37; 07-02-2021 at 11:54 PM. Reason: Spelling error.
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The tilde can also be used in mathematics to declare an equivalence. The use of multiple tildes to establish equivalences between multiple equivalences would be a tricky construct.
JB
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I might be significantly lost here, what does the tildes represent here? Sorry if inappropriate question
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