How to Enjoy PoetrySheed & Ward, 1948 - 288 páginas Informal discussion of the appreciation of poetry. |
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... things , though not all treated directly of things . In short they used images . So does this poem , and their use in it has the same worth as in popular speech . First , the images are pleasing ; second , they make less familiar things ...
... things , though not all treated directly of things . In short they used images . So does this poem , and their use in it has the same worth as in popular speech . First , the images are pleasing ; second , they make less familiar things ...
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... things wars upon it and cuts it away . Capacity for wonder , about all things and everything , is the poet's pre - eminent gift : the power to see things as though newly made With God's hand just drawn back . And it is in this perpetual ...
... things wars upon it and cuts it away . Capacity for wonder , about all things and everything , is the poet's pre - eminent gift : the power to see things as though newly made With God's hand just drawn back . And it is in this perpetual ...
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... thing , common mud , is proposed for our atten- tion ; it is shown to be a stuff from which " arise strange , beautiful things , " and , strangest and most beautiful of all , the thing called man , the one thing of all which can reflect ...
... thing , common mud , is proposed for our atten- tion ; it is shown to be a stuff from which " arise strange , beautiful things , " and , strangest and most beautiful of all , the thing called man , the one thing of all which can reflect ...
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Dedication V | 3 |
Chapter | 45 |
Chapter Three | 61 |
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