Diverse Voices: Essays on Poets and PoetryStory Line Press, 1993 - Всего страниц: 281 |
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... head , it may give relief . The walk becomes metaphorical of the rest of life . There is little that we love to do ( or love or do ) that is not " fostered alike , " Wordsworth reminds me , " by beauty and by fear . " Everyone we see ...
... head , it may give relief . The walk becomes metaphorical of the rest of life . There is little that we love to do ( or love or do ) that is not " fostered alike , " Wordsworth reminds me , " by beauty and by fear . " Everyone we see ...
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... Heads bowed to keep the rain out of their eyes , people go by , calmly carry- ing shopping bags , for at that height nothing much is happening , while just above them tree - trunks bend , branches shake , signs rock . The disturbance is ...
... Heads bowed to keep the rain out of their eyes , people go by , calmly carry- ing shopping bags , for at that height nothing much is happening , while just above them tree - trunks bend , branches shake , signs rock . The disturbance is ...
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... head . . . But / his torso still glows . " As in Cézanne's still lifes , there is nothing static in the New Poems because the perceived object becomes subject as well and looks back at the perceiver : she turns her face straight into ...
... head . . . But / his torso still glows . " As in Cézanne's still lifes , there is nothing static in the New Poems because the perceived object becomes subject as well and looks back at the perceiver : she turns her face straight into ...
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Mosaic on Walking | 1 |
Dostoyevsky and Homer in English | 29 |
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