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... describe ' spiritual sensation . ' 1 ' There is not throughout the whole book called the Bible , any word that describes to us what we call a poet , nor any word that describes what we call poetry . The case is that the word prophet ...
... describe ' spiritual sensation . ' 1 ' There is not throughout the whole book called the Bible , any word that describes to us what we call a poet , nor any word that describes what we call poetry . The case is that the word prophet ...
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... describes the struggle of Passion with Reason ; another describes the union of Passion and Delusion ( Vala ) ; and the last tells of the triumph of Man , who is identified with the Eternal God . And yet how stiff , how limited the whole ...
... describes the struggle of Passion with Reason ; another describes the union of Passion and Delusion ( Vala ) ; and the last tells of the triumph of Man , who is identified with the Eternal God . And yet how stiff , how limited the whole ...
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... describes a death - bed vision which overrules the dying youth's previous fear of the God of Justice . There are a few good phrases in this poem , and a great deal of Biblical and Ossianic imitation . CONTEMPLATION describes the ...
... describes a death - bed vision which overrules the dying youth's previous fear of the God of Justice . There are a few good phrases in this poem , and a great deal of Biblical and Ossianic imitation . CONTEMPLATION describes the ...
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THE INEFFABLE SECRET | 1 |
THE TEMPORAL BLAKE III | 13 |
IMPERISHABLE SKETCHES | 25 |
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