Introduction to PoetrySloane, 1951 - 556 sidor Donated by Sydney Harris. |
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... poem is per- fect or could be ; and perhaps an appearance of perfection is the most suspicious appearance a poem can put up . At any rate , here is a famous poem that deserves its fame , and yet each stanza is inferior to the one before ...
... poem is per- fect or could be ; and perhaps an appearance of perfection is the most suspicious appearance a poem can put up . At any rate , here is a famous poem that deserves its fame , and yet each stanza is inferior to the one before ...
Sida 96
... poets who live long . Once more farewell , the poem now concludes ( 22-25 ) . You were young when you died , like Marcellus whom Augustus is said to have wept for when Virgil read aloud certain lines of the Aeneid ; and like Marcellus ...
... poets who live long . Once more farewell , the poem now concludes ( 22-25 ) . You were young when you died , like Marcellus whom Augustus is said to have wept for when Virgil read aloud certain lines of the Aeneid ; and like Marcellus ...
Sida 129
... poem , that is to say , concentrates upon the tragedy ; less than half provides us with its framework . We have the ... poem closes . The repetitions in lines 33 , 37 , and 41 have done their work ; they have raised the music of this ...
... poem , that is to say , concentrates upon the tragedy ; less than half provides us with its framework . We have the ... poem closes . The repetitions in lines 33 , 37 , and 41 have done their work ; they have raised the music of this ...
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Had Not Minded Walls Emily Dickinson | 3 |
An Ode Matthew Prior | 4 |
To Lucasta on Going to the Wars Richard Lovelace | 5 |
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