I have... for the metaphysical poets [William Wordsworth, etc.], as poets, the most sovereign contempt. That they have followers proves nothing.
Horror, detective fiction
Introductory Letter to Mr. — —” from Poems (1831), reprinted as “Letter to B—” in the Southern Literary Messenger
1831, 1836
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