Haverford Essays Studies in Modern Literature
Haverford Essays Studies in Modern Literature
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Fortunately Tennyson usually knows how to moderate his passion till it is well within his control and moves the delicate engine of his verse in perfect rhythm. How he might rage in Pelleas and Ettarre, how he might storm in Guinevere ; but he softens, idealizes, and the result is beautiful. We have only to look at the conception of Morris to see what an unreal figure is Tennyson's Guinevere, which has so much of sentimental charm and so little of human nature. She never could have been rude or ...womanly enough to have defended her woman's nature while she maintained, "Nevertheless yoii, sir Gawaine, lie. " The greatest harm one can do a poet is to praise him for qualities which he has not, and in Tennyson's case we had best admit that he is never properly dramatic, never depicts real, naked passion.
The two men are as different as can be imagined, and it must be confessed our instinctive preference will almost surely be for Heine. Frankly, I believe him to be the greater poet, but by no means in a higher class than his less emotional rival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fortunately Tennyson usually knows how to moderate his passion till it is well within his control and moves the delicate engine of his verse in perfect rhythm. How he might rage in Pelleas and Ettarre, how he might storm in Guinevere ; but he softens, idealizes, and the result is beautiful. We have only to look at the conception of Morris to see what an unreal figure is Tennyson's Guinevere, which has so much of sentimental charm and so little of human nature. She never could have been rude or ...womanly enough to have defended her woman's nature while she maintained, "Nevertheless yoii, sir Gawaine, lie. " The greatest harm one can do a poet is to praise him for qualities which he has not, and in Tennyson's case we had best admit that he is never properly dramatic, never depicts real, naked passion.
The two men are as different as can be imagined, and it must be confessed our instinctive preference will almost surely be for Heine. Frankly, I believe him to be the greater poet, but by no means in a higher class than his less emotional rival.
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