"Gay Lerature: Poetry and Prose" published on by Oxford Universy Prs." name="scriptn
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GAY LERATURE: POETRY AND PROSEGAY LERATURE: POETRY AND PROSE
* a poet could not but be gay literary devices *
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A poet uld not but be gay,. gay. Advot of queer theory claim that both heterosexualy and homosexualy are socially nstcted and that there is nothg “natural” about any sexual inty.