Vol.1 (07) - The Rape of The Lock—Canto I

The Rape of The Lock—Canto I

Ferrick Gray

Working with Pope

Volume 1, Issue 7

This analysis uses the version from:

The Twickenham Edition of the

Poems of Alexander Pope

General Editor: John Butt

Volume II — The Rape of the Lock and Other Poems

The Five Canto Version of 1714

Edited by Geoffrey Tillotson

The Broadwater Press Ltd, 1963

Vol.1 (02) - Thoughts on T. S. Eliot's “Shelley and Keats”

Thoughts on T. S. Eliot’s “Shelley and Keats”

Eliot’s lecture was delivered at Harvard University February 17, 1933

Ferrick Gray

The Yellowed Page

Volume 1, Issue 2

I am a great admirer of Mr. Eliot’s work (Eliot from now on), both poetry, prose and critical essays. Albeit I do not find the enthusiasm for Wordsworth as he does, or at least to me appears to have, I hold great interest in work. I do find his comments about Shelley (which I doubt to be flippant) quite amusing on occasions. Nevertheless, there is some truth in what he has to say about Shelley; the man and his poetry.