How Does a Poem Mean?Houghton Mifflin, 1960 - 366 páginas Examines the value and nature of poetry, using examples of English and American poetry of the past 6 centuries. |
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... become a jockey does not study a text on zoology . He watches horses , he listens to what is said by those who have ... becomes an encyclopedia of opera information , and as even retarded boys in The Bronx are capable of reciting ...
... become a jockey does not study a text on zoology . He watches horses , he listens to what is said by those who have ... becomes an encyclopedia of opera information , and as even retarded boys in The Bronx are capable of reciting ...
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... become less and less evidently the pre - deter- mined legislative code it was at birth , and increasingly the symbol of a much broader emotional force . That emotional force , moreover , became so powerful that in many ways the flag ...
... become less and less evidently the pre - deter- mined legislative code it was at birth , and increasingly the symbol of a much broader emotional force . That emotional force , moreover , became so powerful that in many ways the flag ...
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... become a mixture of both names and metaphors . Walt Whitman has used the cata- logue more extensively than any poet writing in English . The following passage from " Song of Myself " will illustrate both the basic quality of the ...
... become a mixture of both names and metaphors . Walt Whitman has used the cata- logue more extensively than any poet writing in English . The following passage from " Song of Myself " will illustrate both the basic quality of the ...
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CHAPTER ONE HOW DOES A POEM MEAN? | 665 |
CHAPTER | 678 |
FOLK BALLADS | 685 |
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Términos y frases comunes
ballad beauty become begins bird breath called certainly clear close comes dark dead death diction discussion dream effect English example eyes face fact fair fall fear feel final flowers foot force Frost hand head hear heart heaven images John kind language leave light live look meaning metaphor metrics mind moon motion move nature never night Note once passage passed pause permission phrase play poem poet poetic poetry possible present QUESTIONS reader reason rest rhyme rose round seems sense ship simply sing single sleep sort soul sound speak stand stanza statement stressed suggestion sweet syllables symbol taken tell tends thee thing thou thought tone true turn voice wind wood writing young