Titlebook: Masterful Images; English Poetry from A. E. Dyson,Julian Lovelock Textbook 1976Latest edition A. E. Dyson and Julian Lovelock 1976 Elegie.

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絕緣

,The Epic of Selfhood: Wordsworth’s ,It is easy to see why one of Wordsworth’s critics gravitated to the phrase ‘the egotistical sublime’ for a book title, * and why few of his other critics leave it entirely alone. Since epic is the literary form especially attuned to celebrate man as hero, what greater epic theme than ‘the self’ can there logically be?

CAMEO

,‘Ever’, ‘Never’: The World of Keats’s Grecian Urn,To read the first two lines of this Ode is rather like walking into an old church or a quiet museum, which we have for a time to ourselves. They are calm and measured, yet richly luxurious. There is nothing jarring in their sound or, as it seems, in their sense.

大洪水

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15641-2Elegie; epic; fiction; lyric; poem; poet; poetry; twentieth century; Wordsworth

華而不實

Mets552

,Serpent in Eden: Marvell’s ‘The Picture of Little T.C. in a Prospect of Flowers’, clearly. According to Aquinas, ‘Simplicity’ is a chief attribute of God, a concomitant of his unity and eternity. In men, it-is not only the harmonious inner working of a consciousness, but the relationship, on which such harmony depends, between man and God.

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,In Spite of All Her Art: Pope’s ,rs was endangered. At the request of John Caryll, ‘a(chǎn) common acquaintance and well-wisher to both’, Pope wrote a poem to reconcile the two families. This was the first, Two Canto version of ., and was published in 1712.*

Ischemic-Stroke

,The Road of Excess: Blake’s ,sure that I know what he meant.’ Blake’s poetry certainly reflects his genius, in that it is usually immediately striking, and lingers in the mind. But although it often sounds aphoristic it remains baffling; readers are more apt to ‘sense’ lurking truths, than to explain what their Nature might be :

無畏

Introduction,steriously transformed energy locked in itself. The words on the page may seem passive, as well as permanent, yet they are full of vitality awaiting its release. What is needed? Clearly, the close attention of ourselves and of other readers — of anyone who is both willing, and able, to let the words work.