Published in 1914, 'Poetry' by Arthur Quiller-Couch is a collection of critical essays that examines the nature and significance of poetry. Quiller-Couch explores the relationship between human emotions and universal harmony, arguing that poetry serves as a bridge between the two. He discusses the role of poets as interpreters of universal truths, emphasizing the importance of language and thought in the poetic process. The book draws from various literary traditions and notable poets, illustrating how poetry captures essential truths about existence and the transformative power of language.
