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Excerpt from The Song of the Stewarts: Prelude Poetry is always its own explanation, for a poet is either articulate, and therefore to be understood, or he is inarticulate, and to that extent not a poet. All themes are equal in themselves. Their aesthetic values lie in...

Excerpt from The Song of the Stewarts: Prelude Poetry is always its own explanation, for a poet is either articulate, and therefore to be understood, or he is inarticulate, and to that extent not a poet. All themes are equal in themselves. Their aesthetic values lie in...
