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De kunst der poƫzij
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De kunst der poƫzij

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  • Bilderdijk, detail of an oil painting by C.H. Hodges; in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
    Willem Bilderdijk

    In his poem De kunst der poĆ«zij (1809; ā€œThe Art of Poetryā€) he maintained the importance of feeling in the writing of poetry, a principle that he introduced to the Netherlands but rarely lived up to himself. Bilderdijk’s profusely religious poems, the most sensitive of which is Gebed…

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    In his poem De kunst der poĆ«zij (1809; ā€œThe Art of Poetryā€) he maintained the importance of feeling in the writing of poetry, a principle that he introduced to the Netherlands but rarely lived up to himself. Bilderdijk’s profusely religious poems, the most sensitive of which is Gebed…

    Read More