Poets and Problems

accept æsthetic affection artistic aspirations Bayard Taylor beauty believes Browning Browning's Carlyle character charm conception critic delight destiny dramatic emotions English eternal expression eyes faculties faith feeling fresh genius George Eliot German idealism gift given gives God's Goethe growth harmony heart Hegel higher highest ideal imagination impulse Infinite influence insight inspiration instinct interpretation intuition King Arthur literary literature living Locksley Hall look man's manifestations manner Matthew Arnold meaning melody Memoriam ment method mind moral never noble Oxford movement passion perfect personality philosophy poems poet poet's poetic poetry present prose pure purpose relations religion revealed Robert Browning Ruskin says sense sentiment Shakspere sings social song Sordello soul spirit Stones of Venice Sydney Dobell sympathy teach tendency Tennyson theory things thought tion true truth utterance verse Victorian era vidual vision whole words Wordsworth worth writing