The Poetry of T. S. Eliot

accept allusion Anglo-Catholicism appears artistic Ash Wednesday associated Augustan background Baudelaire become belief Burnt Norton Celia Chapter character chorus Christian coherence Collected Poems contemporary contrast Coriolanus Criticism Dante Dante's dead death death's dream kingdom desire Donne Dry Salvages E. M. Forster East Coker elaboration Eliot's poem Eliot's poetry emotional esotericism experience expression eyes faith Family Reunion feeling Fisher King Four Quartets Georgian Georgian poetry Hollow Hollow Men human humanist idea idiom imagery implied Laski later poetry lines literary literature Little Gidding lost meaning Metaphysical Poets MICHIGAN mind of Europe modern nature objective passage past pattern personality philosophy play poem's poet poet's Prufrock realisation reality reason Reilly relationship romantic romantic poetry says scene Selected Essays sense sensibility significance soul spiritual suggested symbolised symbols T. S. Eliot theme things thought tion tradition turning world verse Waste Land words