Is There a Poetic View of the World
Is There a Poetic View of the World
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For the Earth is not only our Mother ; she is our tomb (ii. 1 148 f. ). And the eternal energy of creation is not only matched by the eternal energy of dissolution, but here and now is actually yielding ground to it. The Earth, so prolific in her joyous youth, is now like a woman who has ceased to bear, ' worn out by length of days '. In the whole universe birth and death absolutely balance, the equation of mechanical value is never infringed ; the universe has no history, only a continuous sub...stitution of terms. But each living thing has a history ; it knows the exultation of onset and the melancholy of decline ; nor is its fear 1 v. 788 f . His ' scientific ' mind about Earth is expressed in ii. 652 f.
IS THERE A POETIC VIEW OF THE WORLD? 21 of death cancelled by the knowledge that in that very moment, and in consequence of that fact, some other living thing will be born. And Lucretius, feeling for our earth as a living thing, and one very near to us and deeply involved in all the issues of our existence, does not suggest that some other Earth elsewhere is now on the threshold of being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the Earth is not only our Mother ; she is our tomb (ii. 1 148 f. ). And the eternal energy of creation is not only matched by the eternal energy of dissolution, but here and now is actually yielding ground to it. The Earth, so prolific in her joyous youth, is now like a woman who has ceased to bear, ' worn out by length of days '. In the whole universe birth and death absolutely balance, the equation of mechanical value is never infringed ; the universe has no history, only a continuous sub...stitution of terms. But each living thing has a history ; it knows the exultation of onset and the melancholy of decline ; nor is its fear 1 v. 788 f . His ' scientific ' mind about Earth is expressed in ii. 652 f.
IS THERE A POETIC VIEW OF THE WORLD? 21 of death cancelled by the knowledge that in that very moment, and in consequence of that fact, some other living thing will be born. And Lucretius, feeling for our earth as a living thing, and one very near to us and deeply involved in all the issues of our existence, does not suggest that some other Earth elsewhere is now on the threshold of being.
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