The Way of PoetryW. Collins sons & Company, Limited, 1933 - 272 páginas |
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John Drinkwater. INTRODUCTION ABOUT POETRY NOTHING in the world gives people so much real pleasure as making things . And have you ever tried to think exactly what making a thing means ? It doesn't mean making something out of nothing in ...
John Drinkwater. INTRODUCTION ABOUT POETRY NOTHING in the world gives people so much real pleasure as making things . And have you ever tried to think exactly what making a thing means ? It doesn't mean making something out of nothing in ...
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... pleasure unless you built a good , well - shaped , and complete house , so you will not get the greatest possible pleasure from the things that you make in your mind , unless they too are well - shaped and complete . You will find , for ...
... pleasure unless you built a good , well - shaped , and complete house , so you will not get the greatest possible pleasure from the things that you make in your mind , unless they too are well - shaped and complete . You will find , for ...
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... PLEASURE HAVE GREAT PRINCES WHAT pleasure have great princes More dainty to their choice Than herdsmen wild , who careless , In quiet life rejoice , And fortune's fate not fearing Sing sweet in summer morning ? Their dealings plain and ...
... PLEASURE HAVE GREAT PRINCES WHAT pleasure have great princes More dainty to their choice Than herdsmen wild , who careless , In quiet life rejoice , And fortune's fate not fearing Sing sweet in summer morning ? Their dealings plain and ...
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Editors Introduction | 15 |
From Songs of Innocence William Blake | 29 |
Raptures W H Davies | 35 |
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