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... poetry . We shall need an exquisite sensitiveness to the meanings of words , an alert re- sponsiveness to mood , and a thorough understanding of group structure and group relations . We shall ... POETRY. 244 THE EMOTIONAL QUALITY IN POETRY.
... poetry . We shall need an exquisite sensitiveness to the meanings of words , an alert re- sponsiveness to mood , and a thorough understanding of group structure and group relations . We shall ... POETRY. 244 THE EMOTIONAL QUALITY IN POETRY.
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... poetry begins in excitement , in some body - and- mind experience . ” 1 John Masefield says that enchantment , which is the main function of poetry , " has always to ... poet was a public entertainer . THE EMOTIONAL QUALITY IN POETRY 245.
... poetry begins in excitement , in some body - and- mind experience . ” 1 John Masefield says that enchantment , which is the main function of poetry , " has always to ... poet was a public entertainer . THE EMOTIONAL QUALITY IN POETRY 245.
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... poetry . In this case what is called for is a profound brooding melancholy . In poetry of this general type , and that means nearly all poetry except that of vig- orous movement or sprightly gayety , there are two leading require- ments ...
... poetry . In this case what is called for is a profound brooding melancholy . In poetry of this general type , and that means nearly all poetry except that of vig- orous movement or sprightly gayety , there are two leading require- ments ...
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