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certainly much more poetic form of the doctrinal poem “ To Tirzah ” in “ Experience , ” and here reflects Blake's phrase in “ Jerusalem " ... " O holy Generation ” ( in this case mother - love - and - care ) , “ Image of regeneration .
certainly much more poetic form of the doctrinal poem “ To Tirzah ” in “ Experience , ” and here reflects Blake's phrase in “ Jerusalem " ... " O holy Generation ” ( in this case mother - love - and - care ) , “ Image of regeneration .
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Robert Langbaum The Poetry of Experience ( New York : Random House , 1957 ) , p . 43 It is hard not to sound captious about the poem , and hard not to mistake for a confusion of feeling what may be a complexity of feeling ...
Robert Langbaum The Poetry of Experience ( New York : Random House , 1957 ) , p . 43 It is hard not to sound captious about the poem , and hard not to mistake for a confusion of feeling what may be a complexity of feeling ...
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And in the latter stanzas the man is no more able than before to have the experience which he imputes to the child . He still wavers between mourning for his disability and making the most of the natural piety .
And in the latter stanzas the man is no more able than before to have the experience which he imputes to the child . He still wavers between mourning for his disability and making the most of the natural piety .
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| Title | The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literature Library of literary criticism Volume 2 of The Critical Temper: A Survey of Modern Criticism on English and American Literature from the Beginnings to the Twentieth Century, Martin Tucker |
| Editor | Martin Tucker |
| Publisher | Ungar, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Feb 2008 |
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