The Private Art: A Poetry NotebookAllison and Busby, 1982 - 231 páginas |
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... believe in Eliot's cultural anti - Semitism , his jews with the small j . Each poet's truth - that's the important thing , but it is neither everybody's truth nor the truth of another poet . A poet of the seventeenth century newly ...
... believe in Eliot's cultural anti - Semitism , his jews with the small j . Each poet's truth - that's the important thing , but it is neither everybody's truth nor the truth of another poet . A poet of the seventeenth century newly ...
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... believe they are applying reason and science to the betterment of man's condition , the poets may go along with this but continue to rest on a kind of religious sense ; this is heresy for Marxism , and heretics , who used to be burnt ...
... believe they are applying reason and science to the betterment of man's condition , the poets may go along with this but continue to rest on a kind of religious sense ; this is heresy for Marxism , and heretics , who used to be burnt ...
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... believe that Shakespeare looked as bowl - faced as his bust or his frontispiece . Yeats looked ( at times ) ridiculous and improbable . Insipid poets have had hawk- noses above noble beards . Racan , marquis or no , behaved like a fool ...
... believe that Shakespeare looked as bowl - faced as his bust or his frontispiece . Yeats looked ( at times ) ridiculous and improbable . Insipid poets have had hawk- noses above noble beards . Racan , marquis or no , behaved like a fool ...
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