The Private Art: A Poetry NotebookAllison and Busby, 1982 - 231 páginas |
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... sense appears . The Usk in spate comes down red , from the red soil of Vaughan's mountain country . Editors won't have it . They stick to use , meaning moral or application , and sense is spiked , leaving no referent for he and his : I ...
... sense appears . The Usk in spate comes down red , from the red soil of Vaughan's mountain country . Editors won't have it . They stick to use , meaning moral or application , and sense is spiked , leaving no referent for he and his : I ...
Página 97
... sense , usage and common decency . Heigh ho - but English poets are also too much at odds with other English poets , as if it were impossible for them to uphold a view of poetry or poetic excellence in common . - I prefer anecdotes to ...
... sense , usage and common decency . Heigh ho - but English poets are also too much at odds with other English poets , as if it were impossible for them to uphold a view of poetry or poetic excellence in common . - I prefer anecdotes to ...
Página 147
... sense " he was telling us ahead of time something about the opposition of art and communism ; or rather about the communist opposition to the independence of art for instance , the Russian communist distaste for poets to the point of ...
... sense " he was telling us ahead of time something about the opposition of art and communism ; or rather about the communist opposition to the independence of art for instance , the Russian communist distaste for poets to the point of ...
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