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Thomas Mallon
Hardy’s poems are “racked with guilt and wonder”
Donald Davie
“Hardy is a poet that dwells on human mortality”
Dennis Taylor
“Hardy rejected artificial poetic language for tge real language of men”
John Paul Riquelme
Hardy’s elegies “resist the the tendency of elegies to provide comfort in situations of loss”
Julie Cohen
Hardy was a man “who struggled with tragedy, remorse and the idea of god”
Julie Cohen 2
“Attempts a reconciliation that he knew to be impossible in life”
Philip Larkin
“His subjects are men, the life of men, time and the passing of time, love and the fading of love”
J. Clipper
“The universe is neither malevolent or benevolent; it is simply indifferent”
Lucas
“His poetry is of social engagement”
Davie - 2
“Hardy is a poet of loss … and rural nostalgia”
Ramazani
“Hardy [in The Going] represents his wife not as a passive victim of circumstance, but as an active agent”
Harvey
“A modern lament for the death of God and nature”