Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Way of Poetry, Vol. 3
The everlasting pipe and ?ute Of wind and sea and bird and brute, And lips deaf men imagine mute In wood and stone and clay.' So that you see the poet does not have to discover and express new emotions and thoughts, but rather to express any emotion and his thought about it in such a way that we are certain that the experience in his mind is newly discovered by him and not merely handed on to him ready made by some one else. A great poem might very well be written to-morrow about so simple and old a thing as the blossoming of an apple-tree'.
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