...[pieces of non-practical conversation] do not point outward to action in the world, to the control of experience...instead, they point inward to the self as it confronts the world － as it makes an assessment of the world. That is, we have feelings and attitudes concerning the world of action, just as we have them concerning ideas; and poetry, we may add, does not treat feelings and attitudes except as they come specifically into experience － that is, as they come into the realm of action and ideas.
Poetry, however, does characteristically focus on the feelings and attitudes in such a context, and not on the action or ideas as such...poetry is concerned with the massiveness, the multidimensional quality, of experience. (查看原文)
William Wordsworth said “Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings”. It’s simple, sensuous and passionate. Sometimes we may find that our mind and soul are starved in the indifferent world. But when you read a poem revealing present emotion...
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Holt Rinehart and Winston1976版
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外语教学与研究出版社2004版
还没人写过短评呢
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