Henrik Wergeland the Norwegian Poet
Henrik Wergeland the Norwegian Poet
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" Yes, Wergeland could afford it; he was in league with the building forces of life; Vinje was a much eroded man. Rock and tundra must be shy of such luxuriant growth; as when Henrik Wergeland greets " Sylvan, a Botanist, " with a song recalling the first time they met " on the border between life and death, " a last streak of snow like a fleeting pallor on the meadow . . . 13 " Of the blue ice a passing sheen, when to the first faint smile of green a lark poured down its song . . . " Come the ...colt's-foot, the coy anemone, and the march- violet oping its heavens — till from the dark depths of the earth its fire sparks out in dandelion and ranunculus. " If on thy bosom cold, O Earth, such glory we may see, then. Sylvan, surely fairer birth from ours in blossom shall call forth the Spirit's ' Let there be! ', " ^ The idea of friendship, " the institution of the dear love of comrades, " is the sap of a very great part of Wergeland's poetry. One of his earliest poems (1827), for which the author had a certain predilection, is addressed : " TO PETER KREFTING, MY FRIEND WHO HAS DIED Ah!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yes, Wergeland could afford it; he was in league with the building forces of life; Vinje was a much eroded man. Rock and tundra must be shy of such luxuriant growth; as when Henrik Wergeland greets " Sylvan, a Botanist, " with a song recalling the first time they met " on the border between life and death, " a last streak of snow like a fleeting pallor on the meadow . . . 13 " Of the blue ice a passing sheen, when to the first faint smile of green a lark poured down its song . . . " Come the ...colt's-foot, the coy anemone, and the march- violet oping its heavens — till from the dark depths of the earth its fire sparks out in dandelion and ranunculus. " If on thy bosom cold, O Earth, such glory we may see, then. Sylvan, surely fairer birth from ours in blossom shall call forth the Spirit's ' Let there be! ', " ^ The idea of friendship, " the institution of the dear love of comrades, " is the sap of a very great part of Wergeland's poetry. One of his earliest poems (1827), for which the author had a certain predilection, is addressed : " TO PETER KREFTING, MY FRIEND WHO HAS DIED Ah!
What to read after Henrik Wergeland the Norwegian Poet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrik Arnold Wergeland to read onlineMoreLess
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