Wheels 1919 Fourth Cycle
Wheels 1919 Fourth Cycle
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. Arnold James . . . Has ideas which he can hammer out into striking expression.
FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES.
Mr. Norman Roe (in his book, entitled Sonnets of Old Things) is . . . Literary. Every one of his charming poems can be read with pleasure. (Here) is an example of Mr.
Roe's honest sentiment : — I have a little landmark where Baby trod, A full six inches up the stair — Do you think that God Was there To watch my baby when she trod The bottom stair ?
We think it quite likely.
95 The same honest...y of sentiment cannot very well be credited to the neurotic young men and women who have been responsible for ' Wheels. ' ... I'm not out to provide Miss Sitwell with a tiara on the cheap.
FROM A {OR THE) COMMON CAUSE.
The title " Wheels " does suggest progress, and for this reason it is appropriate, not because young poets and poetasters of both sexes do necessarily make progression in their work, but because the lively reader perpetually hopes that they have done so. . . . Edith Sitwell remains stationary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Arnold James . . . Has ideas which he can hammer out into striking expression.
FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES.
Mr. Norman Roe (in his book, entitled Sonnets of Old Things) is . . . Literary. Every one of his charming poems can be read with pleasure. (Here) is an example of Mr.
Roe's honest sentiment : — I have a little landmark where Baby trod, A full six inches up the stair — Do you think that God Was there To watch my baby when she trod The bottom stair ?
We think it quite likely.
95 The same honest...y of sentiment cannot very well be credited to the neurotic young men and women who have been responsible for ' Wheels. ' ... I'm not out to provide Miss Sitwell with a tiara on the cheap.
FROM A {OR THE) COMMON CAUSE.
The title " Wheels " does suggest progress, and for this reason it is appropriate, not because young poets and poetasters of both sexes do necessarily make progression in their work, but because the lively reader perpetually hopes that they have done so. . . . Edith Sitwell remains stationary.
What to read after Wheels 1919 Fourth Cycle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Sitwell to read onlineMoreLess
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