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Page 220 from Issue 86

capacities of language, on formal plainness or elaboration, on poetry as realistic mimesis or free fantasy, ... "fact" and of "reason." In the history of poetry it is projected in the polarities ... of as poetry "using us as a cup the dead drink from.?" Notes 1. My Italian texts ...
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i saw in louisiana, that which these eyes can't unsee

Aurielle Marie
struggle   the ars poetica tempts its reader into passive attention. So, I divorce it. I mean to arrest the ... unbending history in his arms, and you may still give it poetry’s name.   I know once Whitman saw a live-oak ... empty beauty, but   I knew very well I could not. Aurielle Marie Wednesday, January 15, 2020 Poetry ...
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Page 234 from Issue 64

people and situations from each other, but poetry, when it endures, is centered on what we feel in ... that: The purpose of poetry is to remind us how difficult it is to remain just one person, that is ... because, as he finishes this stanza of" Ars Poetical": for our house is open, there are ...
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RICHARD SCHECHNER is the editor of The Drama Review. AR RIMBAUD is the French poet who died some time ago. ... matriarch of Russian poetry. EDNA GENE LIPPMAN is a graduate student in Russian literature at New York ... Read Poetry. ALF'REDO DE PALCHI is the editor of Chelsea. I. L. SALOMON is presently at work ...
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Page 216 from Issue 86

Nature (ingenium) brought to Shakespeare's poetry, and then turns to his Art: Yet must I not ... made, as well as borne.s? These lines depict poetry as involving manifold doublings: Art and Nature, ... something other" of poetry. A related image informs Horace's choice of an adjective in the ...
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in which he wrote his best poetry, Yeats felt a dose identification with Protes­ tant Ireland, in ... Scandinavian words, distortions, quotations, and allusions, ar­ ranged by page and line. 275 pages $7.50 Issue ...
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Page 79 from Issue 12

was laid waste, but out of the cult of its poets the ars amatoria went, from Toulouse to Palermo and ... story of Lancelot, by Romance. The Celtic genius, a poetry that was not a rational melody but a weaving ... of a romance in Poetry. They have become properties of another stage. Romance has appeared, and there ...
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Page 74 from Issue 22

sermons of Christ, the poetry of Rilke, everything. No differentiation of culture is possible; all ... creativity is amalgamated in its psychological derivation, based on an ar­ bitrarily devised schema. ...

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