The Focal Word: An Introduction to PoetryJacaranda Press, 1966 - Počet stran: 317 |
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... impression she is beautiful - and more than beautiful - though in this first stanza we are told little . The impression comes from associating her with beautiful attyre - white and green and a golden mantle of long loose yellow locks ...
... impression she is beautiful - and more than beautiful - though in this first stanza we are told little . The impression comes from associating her with beautiful attyre - white and green and a golden mantle of long loose yellow locks ...
Strana 168
... impression of gaunt , hard cold , an impression reinforced by the image of precipices and icy crag and by the harsh sounds , icy crag . The echo from more distant hills provides a transition to a peculiarly Wordsworthian experience : it ...
... impression of gaunt , hard cold , an impression reinforced by the image of precipices and icy crag and by the harsh sounds , icy crag . The echo from more distant hills provides a transition to a peculiarly Wordsworthian experience : it ...
Strana 295
... impression that he has allowed a fascinated preoccupation with the primal realities of birth , mating , and death to express itself in images that well up from the unconscious . There is , of course , an element of control , as ...
... impression that he has allowed a fascinated preoccupation with the primal realities of birth , mating , and death to express itself in images that well up from the unconscious . There is , of course , an element of control , as ...
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