Critique of Poetry

absolute accept action actual æsthetic Allen Tate appear appreciate asserts attempt attitude Augustans authoritative Baudelaire beauty become believe civilisation classical common compelled complete conflict criticism D. H. Lawrence define definite difficult distinction E. E. Cummings effect elegance Eliot emotive symbols English poetry ethical evoke existence experience expression Ezra Pound fact give harmony Hart Crane Herbert Read Hulme Hulme's human I. A. Richards ideas imagery images imaginative order Imagists impulses individual intellectual judgment language Lawrence live logical lyric meaning metaphor mind object Parnassians passage pattern perception philosophy Poe's poem poet poet's poetic possible precise problems prose psychological reader recognise relation response rhythm Richards romantic Romanticism satisfaction scientific scientist sense sentimental sequence statement T. E. Hulme T. S. Eliot technique terminology theory things thought and feeling tion tragic truth Valéry valid verse visual visualiser Weltanschauung William Shenstone words write