The English Poets volume 5
The English Poets volume 5
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He had a distin- guished career at Cheltenham and at Cambridge, where he won no less than six University j^rizcs and was second in the first class both of the Classical and the Moral Sciences Tripos; won a reputation as a critic; and became a leader of the psychical research movement. Pie died in Rome on January 17, 1901. His Saint Paul (1867), an unsuccessful jirize poem, was followed by Poems (1S70) and Tlic Renewal of Yoiitli (1SS2). ] A great deal of human emotion, that is of real and urgen...t sig- nificance, is vague, and in nearly every heart escapes all attempts at the solace of definition. For example, most people know at moments the instinct for some unrealizable self-identification with natural phenomena. \\'hile, however, the existence and force of this kind of emotion is unquestionable, no poet can hope to achieve anything in his art until he understands that nebulous feeling, how- ever real it may be, is a thing that words are wholly incapable of expressing. Good poets have sometimes in their apprenticeship, before ihey have considered wisely the functions of their art, in- dulged the fallacy that leads to such writing as — " I yearn towards the sunset In the magic of the twilight, And the radiance of the heavens Fills my soul with throbbing beauty .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had a distin- guished career at Cheltenham and at Cambridge, where he won no less than six University j^rizcs and was second in the first class both of the Classical and the Moral Sciences Tripos; won a reputation as a critic; and became a leader of the psychical research movement. Pie died in Rome on January 17, 1901. His Saint Paul (1867), an unsuccessful jirize poem, was followed by Poems (1S70) and Tlic Renewal of Yoiitli (1SS2). ] A great deal of human emotion, that is of real and urgen...t sig- nificance, is vague, and in nearly every heart escapes all attempts at the solace of definition. For example, most people know at moments the instinct for some unrealizable self-identification with natural phenomena. \\'hile, however, the existence and force of this kind of emotion is unquestionable, no poet can hope to achieve anything in his art until he understands that nebulous feeling, how- ever real it may be, is a thing that words are wholly incapable of expressing. Good poets have sometimes in their apprenticeship, before ihey have considered wisely the functions of their art, in- dulged the fallacy that leads to such writing as — " I yearn towards the sunset In the magic of the twilight, And the radiance of the heavens Fills my soul with throbbing beauty .
What to read after The English Poets volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Humphry Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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