No More Learning
"A poet ought not to pick Nature's pocket," he said, and it is for
colour and sound, in their most
delicate
forms, that he goes to natural
things.
Coleridge - Poems
"A poet ought not to pick Nature's pocket," he said, and it is for
colour and sound, in their most
delicate
forms, that he goes to natural
things.
Word:
Submit
Question:
Submit
Answer (optional):
Submit
