Jewish Literature And Other Essays
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At their head stands Solomon ibn Gabirol, the Faust of Saragossa, whose poems are the first tinged with WcltscJimerz, that peculiar ferment characteristic of a modern school of poets.^ Our accounts of GabiroPs life are meagre, but they leave the clear impression that he was not a favorite of fortune, and passed a bleak childhood and youth. His poems are pervaded by vain long- ing for the ideal, by lamentations over deceived hopes and unfulfilled aspirations, by painful realiza- tion of the impe...rfection and perishability of all earthly things, and the insignificance and transitori- ness of life, in a word, by WcltscJinierz^ in its purest, ideal form, not merely self-deception and irony turned against one's own soul life, but a profoundly solemn emotion, springing from sublime pity for the misery of the world read by the light of personal trials and sorrows. He sang not of a mistress' blue eyes, nor sighed forth melancholy love-notes — the object of his heart's desire was Zion, his muse the fair " rose of Sharon," and his anguish was for the sufifering of his scattered people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At their head stands Solomon ibn Gabirol, the Faust of Saragossa, whose poems are the first tinged with WcltscJimerz, that peculiar ferment characteristic of a modern school of poets.^ Our accounts of GabiroPs life are meagre, but they leave the clear impression that he was not a favorite of fortune, and passed a bleak childhood and youth. His poems are pervaded by vain long- ing for the ideal, by lamentations over deceived hopes and unfulfilled aspirations, by painful realiza- tion of the impe...rfection and perishability of all earthly things, and the insignificance and transitori- ness of life, in a word, by WcltscJinierz^ in its purest, ideal form, not merely self-deception and irony turned against one's own soul life, but a profoundly solemn emotion, springing from sublime pity for the misery of the world read by the light of personal trials and sorrows. He sang not of a mistress' blue eyes, nor sighed forth melancholy love-notes — the object of his heart's desire was Zion, his muse the fair " rose of Sharon," and his anguish was for the sufifering of his scattered people.
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