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... poet addresses the rose as a person . He says : “ Thou art sick ! ” Such com- parisons between flowers and women ... poet knows that the rose is not a woman , but he feels the woman is like a rose . In order to compare the sick flower to ...
... poet addresses the rose as a person . He says : “ Thou art sick ! ” Such com- parisons between flowers and women ... poet knows that the rose is not a woman , but he feels the woman is like a rose . In order to compare the sick flower to ...
Page 150
... poet generally tends to abandon concepts and to return to a life dominated by the senses , the origin , according to Aristotle , of whatever later will become part of the individual . But it is obvious that the poet reproduces a ...
... poet generally tends to abandon concepts and to return to a life dominated by the senses , the origin , according to Aristotle , of whatever later will become part of the individual . But it is obvious that the poet reproduces a ...
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... poet . The poet is un grande artiere , a great ar- tisan , made strong by his works . His muscles become iron . He is a smith who strikes the anvil . On the incandescent mass of metal he throws memories and glories of the past , he ...
... poet . The poet is un grande artiere , a great ar- tisan , made strong by his works . His muscles become iron . He is a smith who strikes the anvil . On the incandescent mass of metal he throws memories and glories of the past , he ...
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