British Poetry Between the Movement and Modernism: Anthony Thwaite and Philip Larkin

Anthony Thwaite archetypal Augustine Augustine's Barbara Everett Blake Morrison Bleaney Browning Browning's century Confessions contemporary creation critical dark dead death desert detail dramatic monologue dust echoes elements Elizabeth Jennings English poetry evokes experience Faber fact feel fragments Geoffrey Hill Geoffrey Hill's Hardy Heaney's Hill's Mercian historical Home Truths human Ilymns images Inscriptions juxtapose Larkinesque Letters of Synesius Libya lines literary lives London Magazine Mercian Hymns metaphor metonymic mind mode modern Modernist Movement poets myth mythic nature obsession Offa Oxford parallel past and present Philip Larkin poet's Portion for Foxes prose reader realistic reference Seamus Heaney sense sequence speaker stanza Stones of Emptiness symbolic T.S. Eliot technique Ted Hughes theme things Thom Gunn Thwaite's Thwaite's poem Thwaite's poetic timeless tone tradition Tree verse Victorian Voices Waste Land Whitsun Weddings witch bottles words young