Perhaps It Is This Theory Of All

Perhaps It Is This Theory Of All Work And No Play That Has Made The Marxist Such A Very Dull Boy.

The Fundamental Purpose Of The Artist Is The Same As That Of A Scientist: To State A Fact.

The Modern Poet Has No Essential Alliance With Regular Schemes Of Any Sorts.he Reserves The Right To Adapt His Rhythm To His Mood, To Modulate His Metre As He Progresses. Far From Seeking Freedom And Irresponsibility (implied By The Unfortunate Term Free Verse) He Seeks A Stricter Discipline Of Exact Concord Of Thought And Feeling.

Works Of Art Must Persist As Objects Of Contemplation.

Nobody Seriously Believes In The Social Philosophies Of The Immediate Past.