British poetry between the movement and modernism: Anthony Thwaite and Philip Larkin

allusions Andrew Motion Anthony Thwaite Augustine Augustine's Barbara Everett Blake Morrison Bleaney Bleaney's British Poetry Browning's Confessions Conquest critics dead death detail dramatic monologue early elements Elizabeth Jennings Empson Empsonian English poetry essay experience Faber fact feeling Geoffrey Geoffrey Hill Hardy High Windows Hill's Home Truths human Ian Hamilton Inscriptions interview Larkin's Edens Larkin's poems Larkinesque Less Deceived Letters of Synesius Libya literary lives London Magazine Mercian Hymns metaphor metonymic mind mode modern Modernist Movement poets myth mythic nature obsession past Philip Larkin poet's poetic Portion for Foxes present prose quoted reader realistic reference Robert Robert Conquest Seamus Heaney sense sequence speaker Stones of Emptiness symbolic symbolist Synesius T.S. Eliot Ted Hughes theme things Thom Gunn Thwaite's Thwaite's poems Timms tradition Tree verse Victorian Voices Whitsun Weddings words writing Yeats young