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Gaffney examines John Shaw Neilson's poetry in terms of the poet's loss of faith in a harmonious universe. Shaw Neilson constantly turned to Spring as an inspirational source and this was inevitably connected to God. However, Shaw Neilson was troubled by the dualism of God and nature, making the search for harmony confused and the vision fragmented. Nevertheless, the poet's continued search influenced rare moments of mystical insight, fostering his belief in its importance.
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"The Green Singer": Neilson's Pastoral Poetry
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Subjects:
- The Lover Sings 1912 single work poetry
- The Green Singer 1911 single work poetry
- The Lad Who Started Out 1925 single work poetry
- Julie Callaway : 1 1991 single work poetry
- Julie Callaway : 2 1919 single work poetry
- The Orange Tree 1921 single work poetry
- Petticoat Green 1915 single work poetry
- 1900s
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