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Meanings of poetic imagination in English
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Usage of poetic imagination in English
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The creative and poetic imagination has undoubtedly already reached its high-water mark.
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Aristotle has none of the high enthusiasm or poetic imagination of Plato.
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The poetic imagination is the Ariel of the poet,-hisspiritual messenger and Mercury.
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The first line has little of the quality of poetic imagination.
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The imagery of graceful outlines must first be seen by a poetic imagination.
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There is scarcely a passage in the whole work that reveals genuine poetic imagination.
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Merely the working of a poetic imagination under mesmeric influence!
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They were not the offspring of the poetic imagination, personifying the various aspects of nature.
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Exhibiting material nature spiritualized, well do these passages show the uplifting character of poetic imagination.
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He will take strong hold of your poetic imagination.
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The Irish nation of that day is a legend, a myth, built by poetic imagination.
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Two subjects always appealed strongly to Whitter's poetic imagination.
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Flight of poetic imagination there cannot be unless the wings have been feathered in the heart.
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The romantic glamour which Judy cast over this orphan asylum exists only in her poetic imagination.
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The one element lacking in him-andwhich Scott had in a high degree--isthe poetic imagination.
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They have more poetic fancy than poetic imagination.
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