Oxford Lectures on Poetry

achieved Achilles Agamemnon artist Blake Blake's Boccaccio Bridges character Chaucer Coleridge comedy conception Cressida crime Criseyde delight Diomed divine doth emotion Endymion Eros and Psyche eternal experience expression exquisite eyes Faerie Queene faith Fanny Brawne feeling genius give Greek hath heart heaven herte human Iago idea ideal Il Filostrato imagination immortal inspiration instinct intellectual Keats language light litel live lover lyrical man's Marmaduke melody ment merely metrical Milton mind mood moral mystic nature never night Oswald Pandarus passion play poem poet poet's poetic poetry quod reason rhythm Robert Bridges says sense Shakespeare song sorrow soul Spenser spirit stanza story sweet tender Testament of Beauty thee theme ther things thou thought tion tragedy tragic Troilus Troilus and Cressida Troilus and Criseyde Troilus's true truth Ulysses verse vision whilst whole woman words Wordsworth