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Selected Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins
Selected Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins | Gerard Manley Hopkins
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Jesuit priest Gerard Manley Hopkins created verse that combined material sensuousness with asceticism. This anthology features all of his mature work, including the well-known elegy, "The Wreck of the Deutschland."
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dabbe
dabbe
Selected Poems | Gerard Manley Hopkins
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#poetrymatters
#timber
@TheSpineView

TheSpineView 🤩🤩🤩 5mo
dabbe @TheSpineView 🧡🖤💜 5mo
kspenmoll My favorite season & a sensitive poet. 5mo
dabbe @kspenmoll I've been choosing him quite a bit lately for just those reasons! 🧡🖤💜 5mo
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SarahDWriter
SarahDWriter
Selected Poems | Gerard Manley Hopkins

“Next morn a peasant from the mountainside,
Came midst the drizzle telling how last night,
Two mazed shepherds perished in the tide,
But further down the valley, left and right,
Down splintered rocks, crushed cottages, drear sight,
An endless appeasing round of solitude“

- The Escorial (Poem from the book)

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DebbieGrillo
DebbieGrillo
Selected Poems | Gerard Manley Hopkins
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A great article about gratitude.
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/22/opinion/sunday/choose-to-be-grateful-it-will-...

Lcsmcat I like Hopkins‘ poems. 😀 4y
Bette Thanks for including the article. Lots of good ideas there. 😊❤️👍 4y
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TimSpalding
TimSpalding
Selected Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins (Green) | Gerard Manley Hopkins
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Been thinking about this poem recently—one of my favorites. I had plans to sneak it into a class, but the occasion didn't present itself. #poetrymatters

Source: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44399/pied-beauty

TheSpineView A favorite of mine e too! Thanks for sharing! 💜💜💜 5y
TimSpalding @TheSpineView Hopkins is an acquired taste. I've acquired it. 😃 5y
TheSpineView @TimSpalding Agree!😊 5y
Aimeesue One of my all time favorites. ❤️ 🐄 🦒🐆🦓🐞🍄 (edited) 5y
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fandom_hellspawn99
fandom_hellspawn99
Selected Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins (Green) | Gerard Manley Hopkins
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Day 20: Spring

Spring by Gerard Manley Hopkins

#poetrymatters @TheSpineView @LazyDays

TheSpineView 💕 5y
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CarolynOliver
CarolynOliver
Selected Poems | Gerard Manley Hopkins
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Littens, I have 20-odd tattoos, and many of them are book-related. So here's one of the newest, a favorite phrase from Gerard Manley Hopkins's "Spelt from Sibyl's Leaves." #bookishtattoos #riotgrams

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