The Poets Poet And Other Essays
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This elegy is somber as an autumn sky. We see the pageant we name life pass 128 The Poet's Poet and Other Essays like a roseate dream. It glows with morning and high hope; but evening dims the glow and night is here before we thought the day had well begun. In this elegy we are scarcely touched to tears. We are something less.
"The touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still, " would make us weep; but Gray had not that dower of passion. Fervor slept in his spirit. Impersona...l and passionless, what he can do and does is to bring the gray of gloaming over our spirits; and that is a gracious state for thought, and gives it wings. Gray's elegy leaves us in the churchyard.
But "Lycidas, " in strong contrast, is in- tensely personal. The poem is a sob. 'Tis Mil- ton weeps. A college friend is dead, drowned on the seas, but leaves a friend to weep for him, whose lament will give the dead immortality. In the "Elegy in a Country Churchyard, " a scholar, a book-lover, a recluse, cons over to himself the story of the flitting pageant men call life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This elegy is somber as an autumn sky. We see the pageant we name life pass 128 The Poet's Poet and Other Essays like a roseate dream. It glows with morning and high hope; but evening dims the glow and night is here before we thought the day had well begun. In this elegy we are scarcely touched to tears. We are something less.
"The touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still, " would make us weep; but Gray had not that dower of passion. Fervor slept in his spirit. Impersona...l and passionless, what he can do and does is to bring the gray of gloaming over our spirits; and that is a gracious state for thought, and gives it wings. Gray's elegy leaves us in the churchyard.
But "Lycidas, " in strong contrast, is in- tensely personal. The poem is a sob. 'Tis Mil- ton weeps. A college friend is dead, drowned on the seas, but leaves a friend to weep for him, whose lament will give the dead immortality. In the "Elegy in a Country Churchyard, " a scholar, a book-lover, a recluse, cons over to himself the story of the flitting pageant men call life.
What to read after The Poets Poet And Other Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William a William Alfred Quayle to read onlineMoreLess
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