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... objects in each poem , would each list have a different character , appropriate to its poem ? How many of the objects have emotional connotations ? Without forcing a symbolic meaning decide which of the objects are genuinely symbolic ...
... objects in each poem , would each list have a different character , appropriate to its poem ? How many of the objects have emotional connotations ? Without forcing a symbolic meaning decide which of the objects are genuinely symbolic ...
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... object of his feelings an animal , perhaps deserves less than the fullness of human love . Emotion is healthy when it ... objects until they become of a size to merit his pity and his tears . Writers of sentimental poetry like to play on ...
... object of his feelings an animal , perhaps deserves less than the fullness of human love . Emotion is healthy when it ... objects until they become of a size to merit his pity and his tears . Writers of sentimental poetry like to play on ...
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... objects in their imagination , they also took a fresh look at ordinary things , particularly the " found objects " that chance presented them with . Duchamp once picked up an ordinary iron bottle - rack , signed his name to it , and ...
... objects in their imagination , they also took a fresh look at ordinary things , particularly the " found objects " that chance presented them with . Duchamp once picked up an ordinary iron bottle - rack , signed his name to it , and ...
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Exercises and Diversions | 20 |
Allusion | 37 |
George Herbert Hope | 45 |
Copyright | |
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