Publications volume 15
Publications volume 15
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Longfellow's passion for the ocean has been referred to above. He has spoken of its splendor and majesty; he has told of its cruelty, its ruthlessness. Two poems that come immediately to mind in this connection are " The Skeleton in Armor " and " The Wreck of the Hesperus. " The one represents the wild, dark sea of the far north and the bold Vikings in their hugc- prowed ships; the other pictures the angry ocean of winter off the New England coast and the tragedy of the wrecked schooner. In bot...h ballads Longfellow has caught the spirit of his theme; they are graphic, vivid, alive with color and animation.
In Longfellow's longer poems, and particularly in " Evange- line " and " Hiawatha, " although engrossed with a powerful theme and characters intensely human, the poet furnishes a nature setting, or background, of singular beauty and, at times, richness. How wonderfully the opening lines of " Evangeline " portray the majesty and mystery of the dim, gray forest, the melancholy fascination of the deep-voiced ocean !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Longfellow's passion for the ocean has been referred to above. He has spoken of its splendor and majesty; he has told of its cruelty, its ruthlessness. Two poems that come immediately to mind in this connection are " The Skeleton in Armor " and " The Wreck of the Hesperus. " The one represents the wild, dark sea of the far north and the bold Vikings in their hugc- prowed ships; the other pictures the angry ocean of winter off the New England coast and the tragedy of the wrecked schooner. In bot...h ballads Longfellow has caught the spirit of his theme; they are graphic, vivid, alive with color and animation.
In Longfellow's longer poems, and particularly in " Evange- line " and " Hiawatha, " although engrossed with a powerful theme and characters intensely human, the poet furnishes a nature setting, or background, of singular beauty and, at times, richness. How wonderfully the opening lines of " Evangeline " portray the majesty and mystery of the dim, gray forest, the melancholy fascination of the deep-voiced ocean !
What to read after Publications volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cambridge Historical Society Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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