The Poem: A Critical AnthologyJosephine Miles Prentice-Hall, 1959 - 553 páginas Anthology of poems from five of her previous books. |
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... rising from one or two unstressed to a stressed syllable , while trochaic and dactylic indicate the corresponding falling rhythm . ( See Index of Terms , Meter . ) Caesura indicates a pause in the line , often marked by punctuation , as ...
... rising from one or two unstressed to a stressed syllable , while trochaic and dactylic indicate the corresponding falling rhythm . ( See Index of Terms , Meter . ) Caesura indicates a pause in the line , often marked by punctuation , as ...
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... rising and crossing , " prow set against prow , 70 " stone , ply over ply , " the gilt beams flare of an evening . " Borso , Carmagnola , the men of craft , i vitrei , Thither , at one time , time after time , And the waters richer than ...
... rising and crossing , " prow set against prow , 70 " stone , ply over ply , " the gilt beams flare of an evening . " Borso , Carmagnola , the men of craft , i vitrei , Thither , at one time , time after time , And the waters richer than ...
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... rising strong and solemn , With all the mournful voices of the dirges pour'd around the coffin , 40 The dim - lit churches and the shuddering organs - where amid these you journey , With the tolling tolling bells ' perpetual clang ...
... rising strong and solemn , With all the mournful voices of the dirges pour'd around the coffin , 40 The dim - lit churches and the shuddering organs - where amid these you journey , With the tolling tolling bells ' perpetual clang ...
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Bonny Barbara Ellen | 11 |
O God Our Help in Ages Past | 17 |
GIACOMO LEOPARDI | 20 |
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beauty behold beneath bird breast breath bright Carl Sandburg clouds Conall Cuchulain D. H. LAWRENCE dark dead death doth dream DYLAN THOMAS E. E. Cummings earth echo ring eyes Ezra Pound face fair fear fire flowers grace grass green hair hand hath head hear heard heart heaven hills Laegaire land leaves light live look Lord metaphor moon morning Muse never night nymph o'er onomatopoeia poem poetry poets pow'r praise Reprinted by permission rhyme Richard Wilbur ROBERT HERRICK rocks round shade shadows shining ship silent sing sleep smile song soul sound spirit spring stars strong substance sweet syllables Sylphs T. S. ELIOT tears thee thine things thou thought tone and component trees verse voice W. H. AUDEN Wallace Stevens waves Whole tone wild wind wings woods words youth сл