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In conclusion, then, it is my assertion that the highest purpose of poetry is the embodiment and communication of the Beautiful. The poet must strive to produce a unity of impression, to achieve a tone of sustained effect, to prefer brevity and concentration, and to subordinate all other ends to the supreme aim of beauty. So long as these principles are adhered to, poetry will retain its proper dignity and will perform its chief office — that of giving delight.