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La palabra escrita en un poema, no sólo pesa, es insustituible.
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The quote says that a word in a poem matters deeply, but its value is more than emotional or rhetorical weight. It is irreplaceable: changing it could alter the poem’s meaning, feeling, or effect. Each chosen word has a specific role, so no simple substitute can do exactly the same work.
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