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paul shannon
(5/22/2008 5:24:00 PM) |
Hardy's dad was a builder and an accomplished violinist and among the reels he played of an evening, and to which the young Hardy loved to jig, there were two or three that allways moved him to tears; the last line tells of his trying to hide those tears. might this be a metaphor for poetry as an escape from emotion?
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