Milton's Poetry of Choice and Its Romantic Heirs

abstraction actual Adam alternatives angels arrest awareness becomes begins Book bring calls choice choose comes Comus concern confrontation consciousness continuity create creation death difference distance divine Duty earth echo eternal experience expression fact fall fallen fiction follow future going heaven higher human imaginative Keats kind knowledge less light limits literary live look loss Lycidas means Milton mind moment moments moral move muse nature night notes Ode to Duty opening Paradise Lost passage passing past Penseroso perhaps phrase poem poet poet's poetic poetry possibility Prelude present question reader relation relationship repetition revision Satan seems sense separate silence sing song sonnet space spirit stand stasis suggests takes temporal thee things thou thought tion turn verse vision voice whole Wordsworth