Poetry of the New England Renaissance, 1790-1890George Frisbie Whicher Rinehart, 1950 - 458 Seiten |
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... things , and garden or household inci- dents she noted with an extreme objectivity which led Amy Lowell to claim her as a forerunner of the Imagists . But her greater distinction lies in her lyrics of psychological perception , her ...
... things , and garden or household inci- dents she noted with an extreme objectivity which led Amy Lowell to claim her as a forerunner of the Imagists . But her greater distinction lies in her lyrics of psychological perception , her ...
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... things old , It sounds from all things young , From all that's fair , from all that's foul , Peals out a cheerful song . It is not only in the rose , It is not only in the bird , Not only where the rainbow glows , Nor in the song of ...
... things old , It sounds from all things young , From all that's fair , from all that's foul , Peals out a cheerful song . It is not only in the rose , It is not only in the bird , Not only where the rainbow glows , Nor in the song of ...
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... things still ; - Things are of the snake . The horseman serves the horse , The neatherd serves the neat , The merchant serves the purse , The eater serves his meat ; ' Tis the day of the chattel , Web to weave , and corn to grind ; Things ...
... things still ; - Things are of the snake . The horseman serves the horse , The neatherd serves the neat , The merchant serves the purse , The eater serves his meat ; ' Tis the day of the chattel , Web to weave , and corn to grind ; Things ...
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JOEL BARLOW | 1 |
The SnowStorm | 5 |
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT | 13 |
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