Christopher Smart's 'A Song To David': An Explication

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Christopher Smart's 'A Song To David': An ExplicationBy Hilda G. Strong PhD Paperback OUT NOW! This unique interpretation of Christopher Smarts masterpiece begins with a biography which offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of Christopher Smart, an extraordinary poet who died in an insane asylum all but abandoned by family and friends. Convinced that the current names of the days of the week should be changed to words that represent the true God of the universe, Smart chose seven Greek letters

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and in her new one

Mobley now spends as much time as he can escaping the modern world by barefoot running

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shining with both wit and wonder

It is vital we understand what these effects will be so we can – as individuals

and author of 25 books

In that sense

– DR TODD SWIFT

memories of his own travels (personal and professional)

short stories and criticism – included Evelyn Waugh and Graham Greene

But we haven’t come nearly far enough

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