English Poetry And Poets
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" In 1671 Milton produced his "Paradise Regained, " a model of the shorter epic, an action comprehending few characters and a brief space of time. The subject was 204 ENGLISH POETRY AND POETS.
far less capable of calling forth the vast powers of the poet's mind ; and though it abounds with passages equal to any of the same nature in " Paradise Lost, " it is, as a whole, less ornate, elevated, and imaginative, and cannot at all compare throughout with the greater poem. " Sam- son Agonistes " suc...ceeded " Paradise Regained. " In this his last poem " ebbs the mighty tide of Milton's genius. " An air of grandeur pervades it, the vigor of thought re- mains, but the imagination flags ; and it is not, even with the lovers of poetry, a popular poem, though critics as- sert that it deserves a higher rank than has been accorded it. " In 4 Paradise Lost, ' " says Craik, " Milton rises high above all Greek, above all Roman fame. " The first book of that poem is held, by the same critic, to be " probably the most perfect and splendid of all human compositions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In 1671 Milton produced his "Paradise Regained, " a model of the shorter epic, an action comprehending few characters and a brief space of time. The subject was 204 ENGLISH POETRY AND POETS.
far less capable of calling forth the vast powers of the poet's mind ; and though it abounds with passages equal to any of the same nature in " Paradise Lost, " it is, as a whole, less ornate, elevated, and imaginative, and cannot at all compare throughout with the greater poem. " Sam- son Agonistes " suc...ceeded " Paradise Regained. " In this his last poem " ebbs the mighty tide of Milton's genius. " An air of grandeur pervades it, the vigor of thought re- mains, but the imagination flags ; and it is not, even with the lovers of poetry, a popular poem, though critics as- sert that it deserves a higher rank than has been accorded it. " In 4 Paradise Lost, ' " says Craik, " Milton rises high above all Greek, above all Roman fame. " The first book of that poem is held, by the same critic, to be " probably the most perfect and splendid of all human compositions.
What to read after English Poetry And Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Warner Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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