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Profound personal feeling is beneath the reserve and understatement , but at the same time the poem is impersonal and universal . Moreover , while even at first reading we recognize it as a rare piece of simple formal beauty , the more ...
Profound personal feeling is beneath the reserve and understatement , but at the same time the poem is impersonal and universal . Moreover , while even at first reading we recognize it as a rare piece of simple formal beauty , the more ...
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Dimpled and fat are adjectives which bring to mind healthy babies ; the flower heal - all brings ideas of a universal panacea , while the white satin suggests the soft shimmering folds of a bridal gown . These , however , are “ assorted ...
Dimpled and fat are adjectives which bring to mind healthy babies ; the flower heal - all brings ideas of a universal panacea , while the white satin suggests the soft shimmering folds of a bridal gown . These , however , are “ assorted ...
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The Crazy Jane poems are anti - intellectual and anti - clerical , and combine universal , mystical wisdom with racy , sensual and primitive elements . After finishing this poem , however , Yeats wrote to his wife that he must really ...
The Crazy Jane poems are anti - intellectual and anti - clerical , and combine universal , mystical wisdom with racy , sensual and primitive elements . After finishing this poem , however , Yeats wrote to his wife that he must really ...
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Inhoudsopgave
Foreword | 9 |
THE POETIC PROCESS | 11 |
Poetry and the Poet | 13 |
Copyright | |
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Poetry: A Modern Guide to Its Understanding and Enjoyment Elizabeth A. Drew Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1967 |
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