Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PHILOSOPHERS AT HARVARD, 1902, by STANLEY KIDDER WILSON First Line: Forever bandying theses, james and royce! Last Line: What if with santayana we go seeking? Subject(s): Harvard University; Philosophy & Philosophers | ||||||||
Forever bandying theses, James and Royce! "Oh, d---- the absolute!" cries William, hot With baffled lunges for an unflexed spot On that impregnable defence. "Rejoice," Pipes old Josiah's impatient, querulous voice. "Empiricist of this bewildering blot Which is our finite life, that you are not Required of blotters to accept my choice!" So metamedicos war. And young minds reel -- Or yawn. Troop they from one class to the next, The second mentor taking as his text The fallacies of the first! Which shall set seal? But softly: here's another lecturer speaking -- What if with Santayana we go seeking? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ROMAN SKETCHBOOK: READING/RUSSELL SAYS, 'THERE IS NO RHINOCEROS IN by ROBERT CREELEY THE CLOUDS OF MAGELLAN (APHORISMS OF MR. CANON ASPIRIN) by NORMAN DUBIE THREE SONNETS by RICHARD WILBUR OLD ARISTIPPUS by ANSELM HOLLO PUT IN A QUAVER, HERE AND THERE by ANSELM HOLLO FIN-DE-SIECLE BLUES by CAROLYN KIZER I BROOD ABOUT SOME CONCEPTS, FOR EXAMPLE by ALICIA SUSKIN OSTRIKER THE COUNTESS CATHLEEN by WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS MOTHER AND POET; TURIN, AFTER THE NEWS FROM GAETA, 1861 by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ON THE HOME GUARDS; WHO PERISHED ... LEXINGTON, MISSOURI by HERMAN MELVILLE |
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