Purity of Diction in English Verse

achievement appears Barfield base style beauty C. S. Lewis called chaste diction chastity Coleridge common conversational course Cowper criticism Dante dead metaphor Denham distinction Dryden effect eighteenth century elaborate English poetry epithets essay example express Ezra Pound feeling Gerard Manley Hopkins Goldsmith Hopkins human hymn ideas impure inscape instance Jane Austen Johnson judgment Keats kind Landor Leavis less Letters to Bridges lines literary Little Gidding lofty Lyrical Lyrical Ballads mean style Milton modern moral natural never Parnassian passage personification phrase poem poet poet's poetic diction Pope principle prosaic prose pure diction purify the language question reader Romantic Rylstone seems sense Sensitive Plant Shelley Shelley's sort speak speech stanzas strength sublime syntax T. S. Eliot taste thing Thomas Parnell thou thought tion tradition true urbanity usage Valéry verb verse virtues vulgar Wesley's White Doe words Wordsworth writing