Literature And Life Things Seen Heard And Read
Literature And Life Things Seen Heard And Read
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), that Heine on crutches, saw it as the City of Dreadful Night, as a darker and more daunting symbol than any he had seen in his actual underworld of the hopelessness so poignantly expressed in this stanza of his masterpiece : O length of the intolerable hours, O nights that are as aeons of slow pain, O Time, too ample for our vital powers, O Life, whose woeful vanities remain Immutable for all of all our legions Through all the centuries and in all the regions, Not of your speed and variance ...we complain.
But Dante Gabriel Rossetti, having heaven in his deep mind as he remembered his brief happiness with the beautiful woman whose face is part for ever of our heritage of pictured art, set forth his vision in the most triumphant effort — as yet — to communicate incom- municable wonders. His " Blessed Damozel " has been called pastoralism in excelsis. But it is the most majestic parable of the land of wonderment which has been drawn by any master of music and colour : It lies from Heaven across the flood Of ether, as a bridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), that Heine on crutches, saw it as the City of Dreadful Night, as a darker and more daunting symbol than any he had seen in his actual underworld of the hopelessness so poignantly expressed in this stanza of his masterpiece : O length of the intolerable hours, O nights that are as aeons of slow pain, O Time, too ample for our vital powers, O Life, whose woeful vanities remain Immutable for all of all our legions Through all the centuries and in all the regions, Not of your speed and variance ...we complain.
But Dante Gabriel Rossetti, having heaven in his deep mind as he remembered his brief happiness with the beautiful woman whose face is part for ever of our heritage of pictured art, set forth his vision in the most triumphant effort — as yet — to communicate incom- municable wonders. His " Blessed Damozel " has been called pastoralism in excelsis. But it is the most majestic parable of the land of wonderment which has been drawn by any master of music and colour : It lies from Heaven across the flood Of ether, as a bridge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bolland Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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