Introduction to PoetrySloane, 1951 - 556 oldal Donated by Sydney Harris. |
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7. oldal
... lady's throat , like the whole body of the nightingale , is where music may be said to live , singing for its own pleasure , making sound or no sound as it chooses ; wintering , or waiting , in the warmth of its own notes until it ...
... lady's throat , like the whole body of the nightingale , is where music may be said to live , singing for its own pleasure , making sound or no sound as it chooses ; wintering , or waiting , in the warmth of its own notes until it ...
8. oldal
... lady's fragrant bosom , whence she will spring into future flight that contrasts with the quiet power , stated itself so noiselessly in stanza one , exerted by the causes of things . The poem returns to its beginning ; draws a circle ...
... lady's fragrant bosom , whence she will spring into future flight that contrasts with the quiet power , stated itself so noiselessly in stanza one , exerted by the causes of things . The poem returns to its beginning ; draws a circle ...
496. oldal
... Lady's image ; for so have these . And if one say that easily will your hands More prosper in other lands , Angry as wasp - music be your cry then : 20 25 30 35 " Forsake the Proud Lady , of the heart of fire , The look of snow , to the ...
... Lady's image ; for so have these . And if one say that easily will your hands More prosper in other lands , Angry as wasp - music be your cry then : 20 25 30 35 " Forsake the Proud Lady , of the heart of fire , The look of snow , to the ...
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Had Not Minded Walls Emily Dickinson | 3 |
An Ode Matthew Prior | 4 |
To Lucasta on Going to the Wars Richard Lovelace | 5 |
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