[renaissance poetry] The convergence of prayer with the earnestness of passionate utterance that makes that utterance seem to be self-ratifying.  "Redemption" and its weird temporality explained (at least in part) by "Affliction (III)" "The Flower"

[renaissance poetry] The convergence of prayer with the earnestness of passionate utterance that makes that utterance seem to be self-ratifying. "Redemption" and its weird temporality explained (at least in part) by "Affliction (III)" "The Flower"

[renaissance poetry] The convergence of prayer with the earnestness of passionate utterance that makes that utterance seem to be self-ratifying. &nbsp;"Redemption" and its weird temporality explained (at least in part) by "Affliction (III)" "The Flower"

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