Poems to RememberErrol Frederick Kingston Dent, 1959 - Всего страниц: 582 |
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... stanza forms . The poem is remarkable for its technical perfection , based on two rhymes for nine lines ( always difficult in English ) , with verbal repetition and the similar couplets which end the stanzas . P399 . Waiting Both . Read ...
... stanza forms . The poem is remarkable for its technical perfection , based on two rhymes for nine lines ( always difficult in English ) , with verbal repetition and the similar couplets which end the stanzas . P399 . Waiting Both . Read ...
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... stanza Keats , examining the large urn ( no particular urn is referred to ) wonders who the people are and what they are doing . In the second stanza he half - humorously remarks that the youth , being only an art decoration , will ...
... stanza Keats , examining the large urn ( no particular urn is referred to ) wonders who the people are and what they are doing . In the second stanza he half - humorously remarks that the youth , being only an art decoration , will ...
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... stanza to stanza . The word creep twice used in the first stanza suggests ignominious defeat and shame- ful burial before an unbreachable fortress ; the last stanza ends in ringing words of victory that cause the reader to glorify the ...
... stanza to stanza . The word creep twice used in the first stanza suggests ignominious defeat and shame- ful burial before an unbreachable fortress ; the last stanza ends in ringing words of victory that cause the reader to glorify the ...
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A. E. HOUSMAN ARCHIBALD LAMPMAN beauty bird blow blue born breath brown burning CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS clouds D. H. LAWRENCE dark dead dear death deep door doth dream E. J. PRATT earth educated English eyes fair fall fear fire flowers golden green grey hair hand hath hear heart Hell and Heaven hill King land leaves light lines Little brother live look LORD LORD TENNYSON Mary Mother mind moon morning never night o'er pale peace poem poet poetry ring ROBERT rose round shadows shining shore silent sing Sister Helen sleep snow song sonnet soul spirit Spring stanza stars summer sweet T. S. ELIOT tears thine things THOMAS THOMAS HARDY thought tree verse voice weary wild WILLIAM WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM WORDSWORTH wind wings WYSTAN HUGH AUDEN young