could the poet without loss have compared a book to coursers and poetry to a frigate? (This is for the poem, there is no frigate like a book) Im not quite sure what it is trying to ask me...

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carlsmith · Answer

I think, and I'm far from certain, but I reckon it means, could a poet that hasn't experience loss ever equate a book to coursers, which I assume are hunting dogs, and poetry to a frigate. But then, that makes very little sense anyway.

This is why I never liked verse.