Sri Aurobindo on Shakespeare

¹ Ibid According to Sri action Aeschylus beauty Blake breath character Chaucer colour consciousness cosmic creative critic death deeper divine dramatic genius dramatist dreams Elizabethan emotion English epic essential Eternity evolution of poetry expression feeling force free verse Future Poetry Goethe greater Hamlet He¹ Homer human idea imagination inner inspiration intellectual intensity intuitive Kalidasa language Letters life-force literary literature lyric Macbeth Mahābhārata mantra mental mental planes Milton mind movement mystical nature outward overhead poetry Overmind overtone passage passion peare perfect phrase play poet poet's poetic intelligence Pondicherry prose Racine rhythm rhythmic richness romantic romantic poetry Sanskrit Savitri sensation sense Shakes Shakespeare Shakespeare's line sleep Sonnet Sonnet 73 Sophocles soul speech spirit Sri Aurobindo SRI AUROBINDO ASHRAM Sri Aurobindo¹ says style substance subtle-physical supreme thee things thinking thou thought tion touch turn undertone utterance Valmiki vision Visvamitra vital plane voice Vyasa word writes Yoga