Introduction to PoetrySloane, 1951 - 556 oldal Donated by Sydney Harris. |
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8. oldal
... things in the world : immortal things , whose home she is . " Dies " is the last word of the poem , yet death is the last thing it suggests . If any love can last forever , this love will . If any poem can , then this one must . 2. Mary ...
... things in the world : immortal things , whose home she is . " Dies " is the last word of the poem , yet death is the last thing it suggests . If any love can last forever , this love will . If any poem can , then this one must . 2. Mary ...
56. oldal
... thing about to wake from sleep - though it was still asleep - and composed his sonnet while the vision was still before him , probably without paper or pencil , in his head as was his custom . The remarkable thing for him was that the ...
... thing about to wake from sleep - though it was still asleep - and composed his sonnet while the vision was still before him , probably without paper or pencil , in his head as was his custom . The remarkable thing for him was that the ...
117. oldal
... thing than " my love " ( line 12 ) which it contains . It is the subject all great poetry finally has , and ... thing that all lovers have said since the beginning of romance . It is a tremendous thing to say , but poetry limits itself ...
... thing than " my love " ( line 12 ) which it contains . It is the subject all great poetry finally has , and ... thing that all lovers have said since the beginning of romance . It is a tremendous thing to say , but poetry limits itself ...
Tartalomjegyzék
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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