Sonnets From the Crimea
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He entered the Turkish wars in 1855 and died inStamboul in that same year. It is somewhat peculiar and at the same timeno little to his credit that he should have chosen the sonnet as theinstrument of his quick sketching of Crimea on the trip of exile, because the sonnet has never been a frequently chosen means ofexpression of the Slav races, despite the numerous sonnets written laterby Vrchlicky, Preseren and others. The sonnet has belonged more to theLatin races, and to the English race. The ...Crimean Sonnets, however, rankamong the famous sequences.
Edna Worthley Underwood.
SONNETS FROM THE CRIMEA THE ACKERMAN STEPPE Across sea-meadows measureless I go, My wagon sinking under grass so tallThe flowery petals in foam on me fall, And blossom-isles float by I do not know. No pathway can the deepening twilight show; I seek the beckoning stars which sailors call, And watch the clouds. What lies there brightening all? The Dneister's, the steppe-ocean's evening glow!
The silence!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He entered the Turkish wars in 1855 and died inStamboul in that same year. It is somewhat peculiar and at the same timeno little to his credit that he should have chosen the sonnet as theinstrument of his quick sketching of Crimea on the trip of exile, because the sonnet has never been a frequently chosen means ofexpression of the Slav races, despite the numerous sonnets written laterby Vrchlicky, Preseren and others. The sonnet has belonged more to theLatin races, and to the English race. The ...Crimean Sonnets, however, rankamong the famous sequences.
Edna Worthley Underwood.
SONNETS FROM THE CRIMEA THE ACKERMAN STEPPE Across sea-meadows measureless I go, My wagon sinking under grass so tallThe flowery petals in foam on me fall, And blossom-isles float by I do not know. No pathway can the deepening twilight show; I seek the beckoning stars which sailors call, And watch the clouds. What lies there brightening all? The Dneister's, the steppe-ocean's evening glow!
The silence!
What to read after Sonnets From the Crimea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Mickiewicz to read onlineMoreLess
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