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It is this ' ecstasy ' of literary sympathy on the part of both poet and reader that makes our poem , where it succeeds , as elated as it is aloof . For when the lovers speak , all Donne's poetic energy gets inside these leaden ...
It is this ' ecstasy ' of literary sympathy on the part of both poet and reader that makes our poem , where it succeeds , as elated as it is aloof . For when the lovers speak , all Donne's poetic energy gets inside these leaden ...
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And this is the daylight that poet and reader share , and where they may be said to meet in a rational ecstasy peculiarly their own . So Donne mingles the amatory and the literary in the last stanza of this highly selfconscious poem ...
And this is the daylight that poet and reader share , and where they may be said to meet in a rational ecstasy peculiarly their own . So Donne mingles the amatory and the literary in the last stanza of this highly selfconscious poem ...
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needed for looking fairly closely at the first work of a great poet it might be on these lines . The evidence of the manuscript drafts confirms what has already been apparent from the constant revision by the poet in the successive ...
needed for looking fairly closely at the first work of a great poet it might be on these lines . The evidence of the manuscript drafts confirms what has already been apparent from the constant revision by the poet in the successive ...
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