To the poet, his travels, his adventures, his loves, his indignations are finally resolved in verse, and this, in the end becomes his permanent, indestructible life.
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"To the poet, his travels, his adventures, his loves, his indignations are finally resolved in verse, and this, in the end becomes his permanent, indestructible life." — William Jay Smith
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To the poet, his travels, his adventures, his loves, his indignations are finally resolved in verse, and this, in the end becomes his permanent, indestructible life. — William Jay Smith
About William Jay Smith
William Jay Smith was a Poet from United States (1823–1913).
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This quote is attributed to William Jay Smith, a Poet from United States.
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William Jay Smith lived from 1823 – 1913.