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The Romantic poet is both man and myth. He inherits an ancient birthright and creates a new heritage. He is prophet, seer, priest, bard, creator of (imaginative) worlds, hero, and myth-maker. He is also a man speaking to other men. Wordsworth described his poetic 'calling' when he wrote "poetic numbers came/ Spontaneously, and cloth'd in priestl
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