Southern Authors in Poetry And Prose
Southern Authors in Poetry And Prose
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When Hayne was editor of " Russell's Maga zine, " one of its staunch supporters and welcome contributors was Henry Timrod. In loving mem ory of this friend, Hayne wrote the beautiful verses " Under the Pine. " O Tree! hast thou no memory at thy core Of one who comes no more?
No yearning memory of those scenes that were So richly calm and fair, When the last rays of sunset shimmering down, Flashed like a royal crown ?
O Tree ! against thy mighty trunk he laid His weary head ; thy shade Stole o'e...r him like the first cool spell of sleep.
Professor Link says of Hayne : " If Bryant sometimes served at the altar of Nature, Hayne was her high priest, who ever dwelt amid her glories. Bryant was the pioneer of New Eng- PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE 69 land poets. He was the leader of an association of wits such as Dana, Halleck and others. Even Longfellow followed him at first. So Paul Ham ilton Hayne was long the literary high priest of the South. Lanier, Timrod and others came about him for guidance and encouragement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Hayne was editor of " Russell's Maga zine, " one of its staunch supporters and welcome contributors was Henry Timrod. In loving mem ory of this friend, Hayne wrote the beautiful verses " Under the Pine. " O Tree! hast thou no memory at thy core Of one who comes no more?
No yearning memory of those scenes that were So richly calm and fair, When the last rays of sunset shimmering down, Flashed like a royal crown ?
O Tree ! against thy mighty trunk he laid His weary head ; thy shade Stole o'e...r him like the first cool spell of sleep.
Professor Link says of Hayne : " If Bryant sometimes served at the altar of Nature, Hayne was her high priest, who ever dwelt amid her glories. Bryant was the pioneer of New Eng- PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE 69 land poets. He was the leader of an association of wits such as Dana, Halleck and others. Even Longfellow followed him at first. So Paul Ham ilton Hayne was long the literary high priest of the South. Lanier, Timrod and others came about him for guidance and encouragement.
What to read after Southern Authors in Poetry And Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I00orga to read onlineMoreLess
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