Here is presented an existential view of Graves' poetic, historical, and critical work, whose coherence is being emphasized. Graves' poetic outlook is first of all ethical and his aesthetics are subservient to his aim of transforming the emotion into existential thought in order to live on, to probe the experience, and to give it its ontological resonance. The divine capacity is to be found within the individual soul. It is immanent but transcends the phenomenological world. Like Kierkegaard, the poet experiences a feeling of certainty when faith animates him. In the present moment, he gets glimpses of paradise - the plenitude of being. No clipped wings, no well polished discipline or well-behaved guidance. In Kierkegaard's words, the poet's sphere is not the universal, or general, but the religious, or individual, sphere - faith, not the concept; self-confidence, not conformity to any over-simplified logic. Graves' stance is paradoxical throughout: he was not politically involved...

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