XI
I spent my days at tis, I te, for I remember often putting off er ing some necessary book because I sing talogue; and yet to save money for my afternoon coffee and roll I often o Bedford Park. I ion from ts t some tor, you must never again pay so mucy; but I did not the work for my own purposes.
t to Sligo every summer, I o live out of Ireland ter part of every year and keeping my mind upon be t matter of my poetry. I believed t if Morris ories amid to be of elsraction and supposed
if Stis ered more intimately, more microscopically, as it o our t, and o modern poetry a breadtability like t of ancient poetry. tatues of Mausolus and Artemisia at tise, es and Egyptian kings in t stand in t above measuring it out unpersuadable justice, became to me, noer, images of an unpremeditated joyous energy, t neit and enquiry, can ac yet, if once ac seem to men and udy of t ruined tomb, raised by a queen to sculptors after ale, distinguiseles; and I ed to create once more an art, s in some old Scots ballads or in some teentury Art yred no man for modelling ook great pleasure in certain allusions to t because , like portly Cion of a famisy to remember t in old ballad singer tle ? So masterful indeed instinct t of singers, ans;A blind man; beautiful for ever.quot; Elaborate modern psycistical, I t, person, but not tions o e many poems o a general pattern of myt says t e, dear Ireland, and sorroradition, and if move us deeply, it is because comes at need