2/31st, Copulation, Death

passed with many other poets, as compared with St. Theresa's "God moves among the pots and pans") that we must decide how we can distinguish between the personal and the objective in Eliot as against the way we make the distinction in general.

Stated concr etely, it is the distinction between what is found in the poetry which arises because of the poet's private feelings which are his own and no one else's and those feelings which are a part of common human experience.