"the History of Error": Hardy's Critics and the Self Unseen (Thomas Hardy)
Victorian Poetry 2007, Summer, 45, 2
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For one thing, many fine poems that have lyric moments are not entirely lyrical; many largely narrative poems are not entirely narrative; many personal reflections or meditations in verse hover across the frontiers of lyricism. --Thomas Hardy, in the "Preface" to Select Poems of William Barnes (1)
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