Loria. 8
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Those enslaved beings have left a rim of dark, unfathomable beauty Exhaling the breath of deep sorrow . . .
So these mysterious creatures have left a scent behind them, A faint perfume of gaiety and sorrow intermingled Into that which mortals call the evening sky.
Marthe Quinotte, '34.
ICONOCLAST NOTHER hardy adventurer has stormed the fortifica- tions of America's traditions — and stormed it in triumph.
Another ilkision has fallen before the devastating and ruthless power of a man who could se...e clearly when all others were blind, who could sing when all others were silent.
Robert Frost does not disguise his love of New England — his love is that precious product of intimacy, the strength of which triumphs over the hardships which love so often brings.
Because he has presented to us a New England that can be a hard task-mistress as well as a source of inspiration argues noth- ing but his slavery to truth.
Brought up as we were on the American legend of New England, it is hard for us to accept the startling severity of the picture Frost has given us, and to refashion our ideas on the moulds he has established.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those enslaved beings have left a rim of dark, unfathomable beauty Exhaling the breath of deep sorrow . . .
So these mysterious creatures have left a scent behind them, A faint perfume of gaiety and sorrow intermingled Into that which mortals call the evening sky.
Marthe Quinotte, '34.
ICONOCLAST NOTHER hardy adventurer has stormed the fortifica- tions of America's traditions — and stormed it in triumph.
Another ilkision has fallen before the devastating and ruthless power of a man who could se...e clearly when all others were blind, who could sing when all others were silent.
Robert Frost does not disguise his love of New England — his love is that precious product of intimacy, the strength of which triumphs over the hardships which love so often brings.
Because he has presented to us a New England that can be a hard task-mistress as well as a source of inspiration argues noth- ing but his slavery to truth.
Brought up as we were on the American legend of New England, it is hard for us to accept the startling severity of the picture Frost has given us, and to refashion our ideas on the moulds he has established.
What to read after Loria. 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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