Various poems prev.

Schocken Books, Inc. (PWH); 20Jan75; R597820. R597821. 1933: a poem sequence.

Garden in my heart; poem flowers of faith & friendship.

Five poems pub.

No doubt there are in the poem instances of such faults in style as were common in the age in which his verse was rooted: for my own part, I never liked the first two stanzas of the hymn.

No doubt there are in the earlier poems exceptions to this style attempts to adorn nature, and dazzle with a barbaric splendour akin to that of Keatsas, for instance, in the "Recollections of the Arabian Nights."

It is significant that in the greatest religious poem existent, the Book of Job, the argument which convinces the infidel is not (as has been represented by the merely rational religionism of the eighteenth century) a picture of the ordered beneficence of the Creation; but, on the contrary, a picture of the huge and undecipherable unreason of it.

Sir William has also a little poem extant, which was set to music by Mr. Henry Lawes, a man in the highest reputation of any of his profession in his time.

The later plays, however, soon gave material for another volume, and in this 4-vol. edition, advertised in Love Triumphant, 1694, both poems figure.

I think this poem grander than any of George Herbert's.

From a poem headedagain from the last line of each stanzaBe my comfort, Christ Jesus, I choose the following four, each possessing some remarkable flavour, tone, or single touch.

" The last two poems hint at the ease with which feminine jealousy is suppressed in India, of which we have had some instances before and shall have others presently.

There is here more variety of metre than in his other poems, and also some passages of such beauty as to make the poem immortal,like the death of Marmion, and those familiar lines in reference to Clara's constancy: "O woman!

This was followed the same year by "Cadzow Castle," a poem instinct with military ardour, and this by "The Lay of the Last Minstrel" in 1805; the first poem which gained him popular favour, by "Marmion" in 1808, and by "The Lord of the Isles" in 1814.

" What is meant by "building castles in the air?" Study the whole poem line by line, and try to tell yourself what each line means.

Thus, for example, some dramatic critics cast contempt upon a dramatic performance by calling it theatrical, which simply means that it is suitable to a theatre, and is as much a compliment as calling a poem poetical.

In every good poem poetry in its entirety must be contained; but this is a flugleman.

She can't ever make a hit as a poem producer though 'cause she hasn't got high cheek bones and teeth like a squirrel.

This is the poem Wingfold read: CONSIDER THE RAVENS.

HENRY BROOKE FROM UNIVERSAL BEAUTY [THE DEITY IN EVERY ATOM] Thus beauty, mimicked in our humbler strains, Illustrious through the world's great poem reigns!

Terror and pity this whole poem sway; The mightiest machines that can mount a play.

" In the pages that followed were to be found an illustrated poem telling of the awful fate of John Rogers, burned at the stake while his wife and their ten children looked on, and a dialogue between Christ, a youth and the devil, in which the youth was finally overcome by Satan's temptations.

* * RAMSAY'S ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF, IN A POEM ADDRESSED TO MR.

Malory, in his prose version of the "Morte d'Arthur," has drawn principally from the poems treating of Lancelot, whose early life was somewhat extraordinary, too.

Moreover it presents a painting of society, with its simplicity and ferocity, its good and evil passions, its tenderness and its fierceness, such as no other poem affords.