Commemorative Tribute to James Whitcomb Riley
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Others get the phonetics of every day speech, but Riley thought in dia lect. Common speech is the bones of his verse. It cannot be translated.. It is not, of course, actual speech, but it suggests it, epitomizes it. No one else has ever caught more deftly the lisp AND MONOGRAPHS THE AMERICAN ACADEMY and stammer of childhood. Eugene Field wrote about children, Riley dramatized them. In all that he wrote he retained his individuality even in his more conventional verse he was never without his ow...n savor.
He taught us once again the funda mental truth which we were long in learning here in America, that there is a poetry of common things as well as of epic deeds. His immense success with the common, non-literary public is to be counted for him and not against him. Either consciously or unconsciously his verses were wrought for the family. He never forced the erotic note. Surrounded by Amer icans, he wrote for Americans. To me his restraint is a fine and true distinc tion.
His verse sprang from a certain era of Mid-western development.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others get the phonetics of every day speech, but Riley thought in dia lect. Common speech is the bones of his verse. It cannot be translated.. It is not, of course, actual speech, but it suggests it, epitomizes it. No one else has ever caught more deftly the lisp AND MONOGRAPHS THE AMERICAN ACADEMY and stammer of childhood. Eugene Field wrote about children, Riley dramatized them. In all that he wrote he retained his individuality even in his more conventional verse he was never without his ow...n savor.
He taught us once again the funda mental truth which we were long in learning here in America, that there is a poetry of common things as well as of epic deeds. His immense success with the common, non-literary public is to be counted for him and not against him. Either consciously or unconsciously his verses were wrought for the family. He never forced the erotic note. Surrounded by Amer icans, he wrote for Americans. To me his restraint is a fine and true distinc tion.
His verse sprang from a certain era of Mid-western development.
What to read after Commemorative Tribute to James Whitcomb Riley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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