Victorian Poetry, Bände 3-4

aesthetic Algernon Charles Swinburne appears Arnold Arthur Arthur Hallam artist auroral beauty Browning's Caponsacchi Christ Christina Rossetti CLYDE K Corydon critical death divine dramatic dream edition essay experience falcon feel final Georgian Georgian poetry Geraint Gerard Manley Hopkins goblins green Hallam heart heaven Hopkins human ideal Idylls imagery John Karshish Kenneth Allott Langbaum Lazarus light lines literary Litzinger live London lover lyric Mary Matthew Arnold meaning mind monologues Morris mystical myth nature night passion Pauline perfect picture poem poet poet's poetic Pompilia Pre-Raphaelite Professor psychological Queen quest reader reading religious Reveller ride Robert Browning seems sense sexual Shelley sing sister Somersby song sonnet soul speaker spiritual stanza suggests Swinburne Swinburne's symbol Tennyson thee things Thompson thou thought Thyrsis truth Ulysses verse Victorian Literature Victorian Poetry vision voice West Virginia University William word writes youth