The Appreciation of Literature
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The climax of the natural scene in the feminine form is com- plete; the scene, in fact, radiates from her.
In Shelley's verse of this kind the emotion which rises out of nature often returns to nature to find there its cessation and repose, and the cycle is then complete and parallels normal experience.
In the Stanzas Written in Dejection near Naples the example is very perfect, and it should be observed how definitely the successive stages of the mood, as it disengages itself from the scene an...d becomes purely personal and human, are held each within the limits of the stanza, and how the orderly development of the mood as it rises and falls away is accomplished by means of the stanzaic structure. The variations of the artistic process are infinite. In Keats' Ode to a Nightingale the more common order is reversed ; the poem begins with emotion already present and seeks union with nature as an end in itseK; the soul, being already in a certain mood, seeks expression by union with the nightingale's song, seeks self-expression there, and when the song ceases the soul returns to itself and awakes from its dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The climax of the natural scene in the feminine form is com- plete; the scene, in fact, radiates from her.
In Shelley's verse of this kind the emotion which rises out of nature often returns to nature to find there its cessation and repose, and the cycle is then complete and parallels normal experience.
In the Stanzas Written in Dejection near Naples the example is very perfect, and it should be observed how definitely the successive stages of the mood, as it disengages itself from the scene an...d becomes purely personal and human, are held each within the limits of the stanza, and how the orderly development of the mood as it rises and falls away is accomplished by means of the stanzaic structure. The variations of the artistic process are infinite. In Keats' Ode to a Nightingale the more common order is reversed ; the poem begins with emotion already present and seeks union with nature as an end in itseK; the soul, being already in a certain mood, seeks expression by union with the nightingale's song, seeks self-expression there, and when the song ceases the soul returns to itself and awakes from its dream.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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