10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POETLESS»
Discover the use of
poetless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
poetless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sweet Youth: Poems by a Young Man and an Old Man, Old and ...
... whenever we greet one another and are known one to the other and find our
way. In the name of man and woman let there be poetless song. Light is poetless
song, honors the body of each man and woman, towers of the unowned word.
2
The Bible's True Words on Your Deepest Secret
The true-born, red-eyed, poetless wit obscures. The sober wit censures red-eyed
trouble spot. To superheroes select red-eyed, stubborn wit. Wise touchers better
burly deep-rootedness. Obtusely represented to rude, wise botchers.
3
Bible History, in connection with the general history of the ...
I learned to appreciate the spirit of that extraordinary people, and to feel that,
poetless as they were, they had a national genius, and had stumped it on the
works of their hands, lasting as the ' Iliad.' Willing slaves to the vllest superstition,
...
William Garden Blaikie, 1859
4
The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
... reader, has Idleberg become poetless. The poet has already realized some of
the longings of his boyhood. Now and then a letter in his well-known manuscript
reaches me from lands beyond the sea. He has acquainted himself with many of
...
5
Peace, War, and Adventure: An Autobiographical Memoir of ...
As the town itself was approached, the odour of oranges and citrons became
more fragrant, until the excited delight and enthusiasm of the traveller exhausted
itself in disappointment at the plain, uninteresting, and poetless character of the ...
George Laval Chesterton, 1853
6
God Speaks the Pastafarian Quatrains
Poetless myth ifgranting. Sprat if nightly gemstone. Stylish if to pregnant gem. Shy
template if on G-string. Shy if top, gentle smarting. Masterly pong if the sting.
Smoggy if pertinent halts. Sportingly if a tenth gems. Raspingly if to tenth gems.
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The Knickerbocker; Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
We boasted, not long since, a pair of these ' Sons of Song ;' but we have lost them
, and I will tell you how and why Idleberg is now poetless. Do not smile when I
inform you that one of our poets is by trade an humble cobbler. In the land which
...
8
Letters on Egypt, Edom and the Holy Land
... here, where almost every peculiarity of Egyptian architecture is assembled in
perfection, that I first learnt to appreciate the spirit of that extraordinary people,
and to feel that, poetless as they were, they had a national genius, and had
stamped ...
Alexander Crawford Lindsay of Crawford, 1839
9
The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
We boasted, not long since, a pair of these ' Sons of Song ;' but we have lost them
, and I will tell you how and why Idleberg is now poetless. Do not smile when I
inform you that one of our poets is by trade an humble cobbler. In the land which
...
Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew, 1847
10
Yeats in Holland: The Reception of the Work of W.B. Yeats in ...
For instance, in l90l the Dutch poet and critic Albert Verwey declared: We have
entered upon a new century and England stands poetless like never before. The
only one to be hailed by the poets of the continent in the past few years, Ernest ...
