Aesthetic Poetry
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The amorous poetry of Provence, making the starling and the swallow its messengers, illustrates thewhole attitude of nature in this electric atmosphere, bent as bymiracle or magic to the service of human passion.
The most popular and gracious form of Provencal poetry was thenocturn, sung by the lover at night at the door or under the windowof his mistress. These songs were of different kinds, according tothe hour at which they were intended to be sung. Some were to besung at midnight--songs inv...iting to sleep, the serena, or serenade;others at break of day--waking songs, the aube or aubade. * Thiswaking-song is put sometimes into the mouth of a comrade of thelover, who plays sentinel during the night, to watch for and announcethe dawn: sometimes into the mouth of one of the lovers, who areabout to separate. A modification of it is familiar to us all inRomeo and Juliet, where the lovers debate whether the song they hearis of the nightingale or the lark; the aubade, with the two othergreat forms of love-poetry then floating in the world, the sonnet andthe [220] epithalamium, being here refined, heightened, and inwoveninto the structure of the play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The amorous poetry of Provence, making the starling and the swallow its messengers, illustrates thewhole attitude of nature in this electric atmosphere, bent as bymiracle or magic to the service of human passion.
The most popular and gracious form of Provencal poetry was thenocturn, sung by the lover at night at the door or under the windowof his mistress. These songs were of different kinds, according tothe hour at which they were intended to be sung. Some were to besung at midnight--songs inv...iting to sleep, the serena, or serenade;others at break of day--waking songs, the aube or aubade. * Thiswaking-song is put sometimes into the mouth of a comrade of thelover, who plays sentinel during the night, to watch for and announcethe dawn: sometimes into the mouth of one of the lovers, who areabout to separate. A modification of it is familiar to us all inRomeo and Juliet, where the lovers debate whether the song they hearis of the nightingale or the lark; the aubade, with the two othergreat forms of love-poetry then floating in the world, the sonnet andthe [220] epithalamium, being here refined, heightened, and inwoveninto the structure of the play.
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