The Nature of Poetry

A. E. Housman accept achieved Antony and Cleopatra argument Arnold aware beauty Book CALIFORNIA LIBRARY chapter Chaucer complex conception concrete consciousness considered contrast criticism Donne Donne's Dryden effect Eliot emotion English exact experience expression Faerie Queene feeling formal free verse give heart Housman human I. A. Richards idea illustrations imagery images imagination individual intellectual intensity Keats language law of form light lines lyric meaning ment meter metrical Milton mind mood moral nature of poetry nightingale organization Paradise Lost passion pattern pentameter phrase picture poem poet poet's poetic Pope present principle prose qualities reader realization rhyme rhythm rhythmical sense Shakespeare Shelley Shropshire Lad significance sonnet sound speak Spenser stanza statement suggest syllables symbols T. S. Eliot theme thing thou thought tion UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA usually variations verse W. H. Auden whole poem words Wordsworth writes Yeats Yeats's