teofthingsandisproudofhis

,asthehunencius.the

harnyandhappinessinthisearthlylife.

esescheoflife,ashediscussiononesepoetry.tothe

unknoelylittletioverit,isequallyehatithe

toheavenbutbroodsovertheearth.itsgreatestaeasureof

soul,andthesupeaturalisthenfoundnecessary.

nfuansplaatureisthat”heavehandn”are

adeanssandysteryis

takehefunotioninthe

deablesteryandthepoignant

assertionofthesuperiorityofthehunureandinthedenialofnatures

rrespondingtothebabbittianthreefolddistin,hunisbr>

theearthisseenasnsistingofuntainsandriversandallthoseforribedin

shouldbethreeeninsteadoftissionaryladyhan

thiongivespeacebyhavingareadydeanss,it

reinstobepaintedofanirovedversionof”sacredandprofanelove.”there

sthe

ilityoveresus,orethanthelifeofthesensesandwe

pregnancy.ofthe

greekthologytodeter,andnoupiesanalliortantplacebethe

urella,avoluptuousprostitute,andaradianttherihirdnthof

deerlyachristianandnohat

theseheeseastotheeuropeans,butthereasare

unknosupas”actsofgod,”while

regardedas”thethreegeheuniverse.”thisisadistine

lookoverthevisibleothegreatbeyond.

sadnessofthislife,isillsallpoetry.apagan,

andnaturalisheavenisseenasnsistingoftheclouds,thestars,andallthose

...

etionally,thefearthatthereisnotenoughpoyinthebeechforestsof

naturalesstobebasedonthefearthatthereisnotenoughpoetryandiginationinthispresentlifetosatisfythehunbeing

foreverunquenchedandyisforeverunansweredand

position.liketheeseroof,anduhegothicspires,hisspiritdoesnotaspire

butnfuastherealfthe

unansablytoakindofpaitually,poetryhas

denrkortheolsandsofthediterraneanshoretofortthean

thee.

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