... POETRY KILLED BY POETRY. Proposing a vote of thanks to Mr Raymond, Lord Sands, who presided, said that if he had been in the lecturer's place he would have begun as Mr Raymond did, by saying that poetry was not popular in thi. country, and he would then ...

... POETRY Ted Double Realm . By B . H . Forster . London : Erskine Macdonajd . Mr Forster has -written an epic on the Anglian conquest and settlement of Northern England in the sixth-seventh century , and ihc wars with the Celtic kingdom lying io the north ...

... POETRY “SURRENDER TO DREAMS.” Campbell Mitchell- ) by Miethaery: 35 Bd. Cotts. London: In this book of verse Mr Mitchell-Cotts sets out, with some ingenuity of technique and a fine command of phrase, to render “the contemporary mental states | of indecision ...

... besides , a distinction of . their own . ' They combine v with curious felicity the effects of Oxford , student . poetry and . the poetry of the life of ,: the English . administrators . . in India ; ' ¦ taklng : neither ¦ . of .: these subjects very ...

... POETRY The Fiotoof Ikgush P 6 MS 5 ! AS Anthoeo gy of ' . Great Veesk . Chosen by Robinson Smith . London : George Routledge & Sons : • • • ' ¦ \ . Mr Smitk has brought together an interesting Selection Of English poetry -which diners from iriosb other ...

... POETRY FROSI A VEXETTAX BALCOXT , and Other Poems of Venice and the Xear Lands . By Lady Lindsay . Pen Sketches by Clara Montalbs . London : Kegan Paul & Co . This is not the first book of poetry that has been inspired by the beauties of the britte ot ...

... short pieces of dignified , heroic poetry it contains is an Irish peasant who has served in a grocer ' s shop in Dublin and also with the Inniskilling Fusiliers since last October . But Lord Dunsany does not want his poetry to be praised on account of its ...

... Perhaps , judging them as poetry in its pure essence , they are somewhat overweighted with thought and reasoning . . The writer with all bis merit has not yet attained to that simple ineyitableness of the greatestj . poetry . ...

... in his introduction that it represents epiG poetry in its fullest sense . This tells again the old story of the Argonauts in lines so loftily imagined and so gracefully turned that every lover of poetry will read them with interest and sympathy . ...

... POETRY Francis Thompson and His Poetry . ( Poetry and Life Series . ) By the Rev . T . H . Wright . 2 s . 6 d . net . London : Harrap . Tho serios to which the Rov . T . H . Wright contributes his study of Thompson presupposes , in its title , the fr ...

... POETRY Tee Book of Highlaxd Yesse . Edited b ~ Xhigald Hitchell , M . D . Paisley : Ales . Gardner . Dr Mitcliell has done good service in coirpffiiig thds anthology of poetry relating to tin Highlands . Xot a few writers in the Sout 1 have been struck ...

... their expression in his poetry as we should consider the ideas of a philosopher . Conceived in this spirit , Mr CIuttcm-Brock ' s appreciation of the poet makes a very readable introduction to tho poet ' s works . He shows how poetry was Shelley ' s natural ...