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Explores the poem’s thematic implications in great detail, and examines the aesthetic challenge posed by the unique structure of the poem. The second study offers an ordered account and interpretation of the changes which the work underwent in manuscript and proof, with the aim of exploring Scotts method of composition and drawing further attention to the poem’s aesthetic qualities. Other Poetry Studies Books 1975 – Harmonious Madness. A Study of Musical Metaphors in the Poetry of Coleridge, Shelley and Keats 2010 – A THEOLOGY OF POETRY The Wheels of Ezekiel A Lecture Commissioned by the Center for Research in Philosophy and Literature at the University of Warwick 1991 – Bobby Sands, Irish Rebel: A Self-Portrait in Poetry and Polemics Issued on the 10th Anniversary of His Death
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