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in-terest in history,although,as she points out,notthe history of the textbooks.In her view,thepoet's way into history is through his own his-tory,that is,his own life,and the history heexplores is the here and now.Thus,places andhappenings and themes of today-the cities ofthe title where so much of history is going on orgoing wrong,the signs of the time-are to befound here.  \nAt the same time,many of the poems explore amethod other than our usual way of thinking anddiscovering,a method of thought that works notby detached logic but by living commitment andby dream.This method includes among its opera-tions the reading of signs,which is the involve-ment of an individual's life as part of the processand a groping forward that is a kind of prophecy.These are the ways in which,for a poet,history isto be understood.  \nThe poems then are both comments and mark-ers along a road,signs that indicate a sense of  \ndirection rather than any kind of terminus.  \nA80  \n1/0  \nSicns Gities  \nbyiELIZABETH SEWELL  \n# The Dividing of TimeThe Structure of PoetryPaul Valery\n\nThe Field of NonsenseThe Singular HopeThe Orphic VoiceNow Bless ThyselfPoems,1947-1961The Human Metaphor  \nbyElizabeth Sewell  \n# THE UNIVERSITY OFNORTH CAROLINA PRESSCHAPEL HILL\n\nContemporary Poetry Series  \nCopyright 1967,1968 by Elizabeth Sewell  \nLibrary of Congress Catalog Card Number 68-14364  \nPrinted by the North Carolina State University Print Shop,Raleigh  \nManufactured in the United States of America  \nDialogue /3  \nThe Oracle /4  \nThe Darkling Plain /5  \nOffspring /6  \nFive Mississippi Poems,1963-64  \n1.Ballad /8  \nII.The Omens /9  \nIII.The Waters of Comfort /10  \nIV.Shock Treatment /15  \nV.The Land Was Theirs Before They Were the Land's /18After Success:Texas /20  \n\"of which this visible world is but a shadow\":New York /21The Transformations of Love /22  \nCosmos and Kingdom:Five Stations,with end-pieces,on a chapterfrom Heinrich von Ofterdingen  \nI.To Friedrich von Hardenberg,the beloved Novalis /23  \nII.The first Station:They gather at the mouth of the cave /27  \nII.The second Station:They halt in the second rock-chamber /29  \nIV.The third Station:They enter the inner caveand meet its inhabitant /34  \nV.The fourth Station:The conversation inside the hill /37  \nVI.The fifth Station:The poet encounters one ofthe books in the cave,and the company maketheir way back to the world outside /45  \nVII.Envoi,having H.A.,W.H.A.,J.N.in mind /47For Pope John /49  \nFor anyone who has lost anyone /51The Litter City:Los Angeles /52  \nThe 'Desire'Housing Project Ghetto,New Orleans /53Monster,with Stars:New York /55Achievement /57","cbCaipOBhc5DRMg9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipOBhc5DRMg9","pdf",2535828,72,"English","# The Dividing of Time - The Structure of Poetry - Paul Valery\n## Dialogue\n## The Oracle\n## The Darkling Plain\n## Offspring\n## Five Mississippi Poems, 1963-64\n## Ballad\n## The Omens\n## The Waters of Comfort\n## Shock Treatment\n## The 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