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<span class='qa-text'>In the earlier discussion about copywriting, the goal is to create text that conveys one clear meaning accurately to avoid misunderstandings. However, I see tanka poetry as the opposite. I think it&#39;s something that expands meaning. I think it&#39;s important for the reader to have a more varied and changed image from those words. While using words in that way, I can use them differently in copywriting and tanka poetry. What you shouldn&#39;t do in copywriting might be very good in tanka poetry, and conversely, what might be very explanatory and uninteresting in tanka poetry might be a very clear and good text in copywriting. Being able to do both might be good.</span>
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