This reminds me of Sun Tzu's Art of War. His writing certainly is a kind of poetry, but the lines and stanzas are broken down not only by semantics, as done by

This reminds me of Sun Tzu's Art of War. His writing certainly is a kind of poetry, but the lines and stanzas are broken down not only by semantics, as done by Buckminster Fuller, but also by concept. Ventilated prose isn't only useful for reading; it is also useful for memorising. As an addendum, I wonder how much of this is down to poor typography obscuring the rhythm of the text in the first place. Perhaps this is a good substitution for anything that doesn't reach the level of a book or big report. Good for anything that doesn't quite deserve typographic treatment by a pro.