4. A ship in sail, a blooming flower, a town at night, a lovely poem, leaf shadows, a child`s grace, the starry skies, apple trees in spring—the thought of beauty—these are the drops of rain that keep the human spirit from death by draught. 扬帆的航船,绽放的鲜花,夜晚的小镇,优...
She shared these with no one; they were only discovered after her death by her sister Lavinia, who got them published. Dickinson herself offered this definition of poetry in a letter to her friend Thomas Wentworth Higginson: “If I read a book and it makes my whole body so cold no fire...
b.Charmingly simple and serene; idyllic. See Synonyms atrural. 3.Of, relating to, or being a literary or other artistic work that portrays or evokes rural life, usually in an idealized way. 4.Of or relating to a pastor or the duties of a pastor:pastoral duties; a pastoral letter. ...
IV. Death by Water (lines 312–321) This is the shortest section. It is related to section I and the tarot symbol of the drowned Phoenician sailor. Also, St Paul's letter to the Romans chapter 2, for example:9Tribulation and anguish, upon every soul of man that doeth evil, of the ...
might escape death. Tooksen said that loss is the soil of love. When the King asked again, Tooksen answered that he would know when she sang to him in the morning. And so the King built a beautiful walled garden and a tower—this so she might still see the world beyond. But a spe...
Death, here, is a blessing, a release from the noise of life. Indeed, the speaker suggests that regular life, by contrast, is often violent, unpredictable, and painful. The tulips the speaker has received strike her as unwelcome "explosions," disrupting her peace. Their vibrancy reminds her...
In death doesn’t come peace Nothing comes and nothing goes It defies time, space and expression There isn’t any hope or content or heaven There isn’t any hurt or grief or agony or hell. It ceases to exist yet exists in the existence of ...
In an earlier version, it is still clearer that the child, hitherto protected by the infant sense of immortality, is now introduced to the idea of its own death as the consequence of original sin (1258). Another poem demands whether heaven is an “Exchequer” since men are so often ...
Too fast in thought or death to be bestirred. Then, as I probed them, one sprang up, and stared With piteous recognition in fixed eyes, Lifting distressful hands, as if to bless. And by his smile, I knew that sullen hall,—
death reloaded, 18 plasma charges a minute melting your opponents and turning them into so much slick paste running down your fingertips And maybe you're all guns here on the battlefield whether loaded or not or maybe, like your father's words none of this really matters because the battle...