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Why did the poets not like Mayakovsky for writing poems with a ladder?

When Mayakovsky introduced his famous verse "ladder", fellow poets accused him of cheating - after all, poets were then paid for the number of lines, and Mayakovsky received 2-3 times more for poems of a similar length.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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Frankincense is a resin and spice substance that emits a pleasant smell when burned. Resin is produced by plants. Frankincense got its name from the name of the resin of a certain tree, but other resins can also be used. Frankincense can be made from a wide variety of substances, such as bark, wood and tree roots, aromatic herbs and plants, seeds, flowers, fruits that give off a fragrant smell. The custom of smoking incense is very ancient. It is distributed throughout the world. Initially, it was used in religious ceremonies, ceremonies for fumigation and purification of sacrifices on the altar.

Among Jews who worship the second book of the Old Testament, Exodus, the smoking of incense was a rite that was ordered to be performed. It was part of the commemoration ceremony, funeral service. Frankincense was used by many peoples, including the ancient Egyptians, Romans, Hindus, Chinese, Persians, Aztecs, and Incas. The Catholic Church began to use frankincense extensively around the XNUMXth century.

Today, the Latin and Greek churches are fumigated with incense during worship. The Roman Catholic Church uses it at solemn masses, processions, funerals, and during the consecration of churches. The Anglican Church at one time abandoned the use of incense, but returned to it again in the middle of the XNUMXth century. As you can see, incense smoking plays an important role in human religious rites.

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