Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, And Other Essays
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There are, moreover, for critics profound enough in their investigations, subtle laws connecting the imagination with the per- sonality and the life. But any such ultimate con- nexion, discovered or discoverable, between the personal character of the "objective" poet and the nature of his creations is a far different thing from the obvious relation subsisting between the character of the " sub- jective" poet and his phantasies. Here we are never SEELLHT. 129 at a loss. The poetry of the "subjec...tive" poet is nothing else than an effluence from his personality • through the medium of his imagination. He has certain fixed ideas, certain permanent moods of mind, certain notions as to what ought to be and what ought not to be ; and these ideas, moods, or notions, he works forth into all that he fancies. He preaches while he sings ; what he imagines is a revelation of what he wishes.
He does not live in a house of stone (to use a figure which, I think, is Mr. Browning's), communicating only by certain chinks and embrasures with the world without, and in which the possessor, while commandiug a prospect all round, may keep himself and his own movements concealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are, moreover, for critics profound enough in their investigations, subtle laws connecting the imagination with the per- sonality and the life. But any such ultimate con- nexion, discovered or discoverable, between the personal character of the "objective" poet and the nature of his creations is a far different thing from the obvious relation subsisting between the character of the " sub- jective" poet and his phantasies. Here we are never SEELLHT. 129 at a loss. The poetry of the "subjec...tive" poet is nothing else than an effluence from his personality • through the medium of his imagination. He has certain fixed ideas, certain permanent moods of mind, certain notions as to what ought to be and what ought not to be ; and these ideas, moods, or notions, he works forth into all that he fancies. He preaches while he sings ; what he imagines is a revelation of what he wishes.
He does not live in a house of stone (to use a figure which, I think, is Mr. Browning's), communicating only by certain chinks and embrasures with the world without, and in which the possessor, while commandiug a prospect all round, may keep himself and his own movements concealed.
What to read after Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, And Other Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wordsworth Collection to read onlineMoreLess
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