The Private Art: A Poetry NotebookAllison and Busby, 1982 - 231 páginas |
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... living Give him the praise thou wouldst be giving ; So shall he hear , and feel , and know it - Post obits rarely reach a poet . If you say post obits are not present praise , whose praise do you want ? Whose praise wouldn't embarrass ...
... living Give him the praise thou wouldst be giving ; So shall he hear , and feel , and know it - Post obits rarely reach a poet . If you say post obits are not present praise , whose praise do you want ? Whose praise wouldn't embarrass ...
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... living individu- ality and it is true , between poem and poet : every poem requires a living individuality within the broad individuality of the man who has written it . I think of one painter whose oils longer always than they are tall ...
... living individu- ality and it is true , between poem and poet : every poem requires a living individuality within the broad individuality of the man who has written it . I think of one painter whose oils longer always than they are tall ...
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... living , loving and dying . Death , for instance , for the individual or those who love him and survive him is the same , whether it is death by a palaeolithic axe or by an electronically directed rocket , whether it is death in a ...
... living , loving and dying . Death , for instance , for the individual or those who love him and survive him is the same , whether it is death by a palaeolithic axe or by an electronically directed rocket , whether it is death in a ...
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