Critical Studies
Critical Studies
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The swallow brushed him as she flew.
' He looked upon the glorious sun, His blood dropped slowly on the stone. He loved the life so nearly won, 'And then he died. The ravens found A carcase couched upon the ground. They said their god had dealt the wound.
'The Eternal Father calmly shook One page untitled from life's book — Few words. None ever cared to look.
' Yet woe for life thus idly riven, He blindly loved what God had given, And love, some say, has conquered Heaven. ' What Wilfrid Blunt p...erceives and feels more keenly than greater English poets, more keenly indeed than any English poet except Shelley and Matthew Arnold, are the pathos, the value, the infinite sadness, of these free forest, or desert, lives struck down in the ful- [151] Wilfrid Scawen ^less of their strength and beauty by the brutal pursuit of Blunt that ravenous and insatiable brute which is Man. It is this emotion which has inspired in him the strange poem named ' Satan Absolved. ' ' Satan Absolved ' was not written when Mr Henley edited the books of earlier poems, and I imagine that it has scared Mr Henley and displeased him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The swallow brushed him as she flew.
' He looked upon the glorious sun, His blood dropped slowly on the stone. He loved the life so nearly won, 'And then he died. The ravens found A carcase couched upon the ground. They said their god had dealt the wound.
'The Eternal Father calmly shook One page untitled from life's book — Few words. None ever cared to look.
' Yet woe for life thus idly riven, He blindly loved what God had given, And love, some say, has conquered Heaven. ' What Wilfrid Blunt p...erceives and feels more keenly than greater English poets, more keenly indeed than any English poet except Shelley and Matthew Arnold, are the pathos, the value, the infinite sadness, of these free forest, or desert, lives struck down in the ful- [151] Wilfrid Scawen ^less of their strength and beauty by the brutal pursuit of Blunt that ravenous and insatiable brute which is Man. It is this emotion which has inspired in him the strange poem named ' Satan Absolved. ' ' Satan Absolved ' was not written when Mr Henley edited the books of earlier poems, and I imagine that it has scared Mr Henley and displeased him.
What to read after Critical Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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