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'{{Wiktionary|repetition}} {{hatnote|For notification about needless repetition in Wikipedia articles, see [[Template:Repetition]]}} '''''Repetition''''' may refer to: *[[Repetition (rhetorical device)]] *[[Repetition (music)]], use of repetition in musical compositions *[[Rote learning]], or learning by repetition *[[Repetition (Kierkegaard)|''Repetition'' (Kierkegaard)]], book by the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard published in 1843 *[[Repetition (novel)|''Repetition'' (novel)]], a 1986 novel by the Austrian writer Peter Handke *[[Repetition (David Bowie song)|"Repetition" (David Bowie song)]], a song by David Bowie on his 1979 album ''Lodger'' *"[[La reprise]]", 2001 novel by Alain Robbe-Grillet, translated into English as ''Repetition'' *[[Repetition (Information Society song)|"Repetition" (Information Society song)]] *[[Repetition (DD Smash song)|"Repetition" (DD Smash song)]] *[[Repetition (album)|''Repetition'' (album)]], by Unwound *"Repetition", song by Blur from their 1991 album ''[[Leisure (album)|Leisure]]'' *"Repetition", song by Helmet from their 1990 album ''[[Strap It On (album)|Strap It On]]'' *"Repetition", song by Quasi from their 1998 album ''[[Featuring "Birds"]]'' *"Repetition", song by The Fall from ''[[Live at the Witch Trials]]'' *A single cycle of lifting and lowering a weight in [[Strength training#Terminology|strength training]] ==See also== *[[Repeat (disambiguation)]] *[[Variation (disambiguation)]] {{disambiguation}} Oh what insanity. Painting a picture with every detail starting at the farthest reaches and crawling slowly to the surface. Only to start over again. Week after week, like a play. Every prop built and put into place, every actor and actress devoutly performing their roll to the point of exhaustion. Only to perform once again. Every meticulous detail stroked on with a brush, every emotion displayed on their faces. Artist in their own way but never acknowledging their roll. So wrapped up in a painting it has become their world. So caught up in their part, it has become their lives. Only to start from the beginning once again. Maybe the pleasure of their audience is what drives them. Maybe love of their art. The accomplishment of a beautiful painting or to bring people into a world they couldn't imagine. But if accomplishment is their goal why have they not accomplished and moved on? What drives them to continue in the same manner when the tides have washed away what they have spent so much time on? Why strive to chase the sun until it is gone from view, day after day? They run in circles but all they see is a straight line. Have they not noticed the repetition of scenery or the path they've worn in the ground? <ref>http://anni-singingthroughlife.blogspot.com/</ref>'