Phases of English Poetry

3rd King Abbé Bremond artificial ballad beauty century characteristics Chaucer Christe receive thy civilisation complex Crashaw Criseyde criticism D. H. LAWRENCE darkness death definite distinction Donne Donne's doth Dryden effect elements emotional English poetry epic expression faith feeling flower French poetry hath Herbert Grierson Hugh of Lincoln human ideal idiom illustrated imagination intuition Jew's Johnson kind language lines literature litil child lollai love poetry Lyrics magic meaning ment merely metaphor metaphysical metaphysical poets metre mind modern poetry mood nature ne'er never night objective Pasiphaë passionate love Paul Valéry phase of English poem poésie pure poet poetic diction prose qualities quoted receive thy saule recognise religious rhythm romantic sense sensibility sentiment Shakespeare sincerity social song Sonnets soul sound Spenser Stopford Brooke symbols T. S. Eliot thee things thou thought tion trouvère true verse words Wordsworth