The Poet and the PoemThe author summarizes his knowledge and lively opinions of the art, dealing with every aspect, from the moment of inspiration through the workshop labors, to publication and interpretation. |
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... bring out books which will be reviewed in those periodicals , seek recognition by other profes- sionals and by the ... bring him grants ( e.g. , a Guggenheim award , enabling him to live for a year ) , may bring him advancement in a ...
... bring out books which will be reviewed in those periodicals , seek recognition by other profes- sionals and by the ... bring him grants ( e.g. , a Guggenheim award , enabling him to live for a year ) , may bring him advancement in a ...
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... bring on your rubber - tired hearses , bring on your rubber - tired hacks . They're taking my Johnny to the burying ground but they'll never bring him back . He was my man , but he done me wrong . " The judge said to the jury , " It's ...
... bring on your rubber - tired hearses , bring on your rubber - tired hacks . They're taking my Johnny to the burying ground but they'll never bring him back . He was my man , but he done me wrong . " The judge said to the jury , " It's ...
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... bring much more . Compare with the logic - chopping lines from Donne's poem , " Woman's Con- stancy " ( discussed in ... brings is simply irrelevant . By reminding us of the fanciful conceits of love poems , of other sonnets , of his own ...
... bring much more . Compare with the logic - chopping lines from Donne's poem , " Woman's Con- stancy " ( discussed in ... brings is simply irrelevant . By reminding us of the fanciful conceits of love poems , of other sonnets , of his own ...
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an ear for poetry | 7 |
amateur tradesman professional | 17 |
enter the critic | 27 |
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