<p>Most of the class is on Edward Lear, and what his kind of nonsense poetry (very different from Carroll's) tells us about how poetry works in general.  Then a return to Clare, to complete "The Winters Spring."</p>

Most of the class is on Edward Lear, and what his kind of nonsense poetry (very different from Carroll's) tells us about how poetry works in general. Then a return to Clare, to complete "The Winters Spring."

<p>Most of the class is on Edward Lear, and what his kind of nonsense poetry (very different from Carroll's) tells us about how poetry works in general. &nbsp;Then a return to Clare, to complete "The Winters Spring."</p>

Victorian Poetry 11: ”Long ago he was one of the singers” (Edward Lear) plus a little Clare

New for 2023: Victorian Poetry

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Victorian Poetry 11: ”Long ago he was one of the singers” (Edward Lear) plus a little Clare