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They are the idea itself; in poetry the words merely suggest it.
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It would be a political first: a government brought down over poetry.
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The mediocre in poetry is merely fatuous; in sculpture, it is ugly.
4
Adorno famously said that, after the Holocaust, poetry wasn't a good idea.
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Blackbird, European, in poetry; his resemblance to the American robin; notes of.
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Every one experiences this in the pleasure he takes in simple poetry.
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The poetry was all in the anticipation-thereis none in the reality.
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Common Land is the title of Lynn Davidsons revealling new poetry collection.
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He liked poetry and music and children and summers by the sea.
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In the meantime here is half a crown; your poetry deserves it.
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His first collection of poetry is to be published later this year.
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His greatest poetry seems to long for the pantheistic energy of nature.
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Prof Martin's second course focused on the poetry and prose of T.S.
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And poetry was, in intention, form and origin, very different from prose.
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Place names, folklore, poetry and songs all point to a nature-loving past.
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All-day poetry readings can have that effect at the best of times.
