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... Nature to advantage dressed , What oft was thought , but ne'er so well expressed . Poetry does have meaning , but ... nature of poetry when he said that a true poet is not one who has important things to say but one who likes " hanging ...
... Nature to advantage dressed , What oft was thought , but ne'er so well expressed . Poetry does have meaning , but ... nature of poetry when he said that a true poet is not one who has important things to say but one who likes " hanging ...
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... nature , he addresses his sister with a wish for the future influence of nature on her . Even at the close he considers the continuity of all things , speak- ing of the moment on the river , in " this green pastoral landscape , " as a ...
... nature , he addresses his sister with a wish for the future influence of nature on her . Even at the close he considers the continuity of all things , speak- ing of the moment on the river , in " this green pastoral landscape , " as a ...
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... natural world to the exclusion of the formal shape of religion , but realizing a sacramental awareness of the mysterious power of complete nature - this is , in effect , what the image of the Abbey suggests . In a kind of poetic logic ...
... natural world to the exclusion of the formal shape of religion , but realizing a sacramental awareness of the mysterious power of complete nature - this is , in effect , what the image of the Abbey suggests . In a kind of poetic logic ...
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