We have to give presentations on syntax. I remember awhile back reading this modernist poem which repeated the same sentence over 20 times but changed the order of words each time resulting in a different meaning. I think it really demonstrates the importance of syntax. The only problem is I don't remember what it's called...do you know what poem I'm talking about?
To find the poem you are referring to, we can take the following steps:
1. Start by searching for keywords related to the poem you described, such as "modernist poem," "repeated sentence," and "changing word order."
2. Type these keywords into a search engine, such as Google, and browse through the results. Look for any articles, blogs, or forums that discuss modernist poems with repetitive sentences and changing word order.
3. As you read through the search results, pay attention to any title, description, or excerpt that seems to match your recollection of the poem.
4. Once you come across a potential candidate, click on the link to learn more about it.
5. As you review the information, look for specific details that match your description of the poem, such as the number of times the sentence is repeated and the way the word order changes.
By following these steps, you should be able to identify the poem you are looking for.