Saying

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The speaking verse ( Middle High German saying "not sung poem"), also rhyming speech , is in the Middle Ages a factually instructive, moralizing and impersonal speaking verse in four-part rhyming verses without stanzas.

The main representatives of the speech were Freidank ( modesty , around 1230) and Peter suchtwirt , Heinrich der Teichner in the 14th century .

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