How are spoken word and poetry slams similar to storytelling in the 14th century

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Spoken word and poetry were considered similar to storytelling during the 14th century since all are just about sharing stories and often associated with social and cultural activity. The poetry and spoken words are just an art of telling stories. Spoken word is with improvisation while poetry is about playing with words.

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