1662,Anne Bradstreet,Charles II,Massachusetts,poem,Poetry,Puritan Poetry,Restoration,Upon My Dear and Loving Husband His Going Into England Upon My Dear and Loving Husband His Going into England, Jan. 16, 1661.[1] O Thou most high who rulest all, And hear’st the prayers of thine;[2] O...
Tennyson’s poem is the prayer of a “saint” who experiences no contrary desire. It is far more beautiful than Taylor’s conflicted mess. Tennyson’s saint would never call herself, “More blockish than a block.” She is a saint, after all. But that I thinks makes Taylor’s poem mor...
Stevens decides to visit his old colleague with the excuse that her letters sound sad, despite her marriage, and begins to think back to the earlier days when Darlington Hall was run like a machine with a full staff. The story is told in Flashbacks with scenes as Stevens remembers them, s...
Yet when Mr Farraday asks Stevens to explain the birds and the bees to his nephew, about to be married, it is clear to the reader that Farraday has expected his servants to know full-well about such things. So although Mr Stevens is not permitted to live a public life of sex and roma...
Whoever remains stiff-necked after many rebukes will suddenly be destroyed—without remedy. When the righteous thrive, the people rejoice; when the
「Shin-beon-myeon-ang-jeong-jang-ga」 is the only proof and existence of Gasa(歌辭: lyrics) of 「Myeon-ang-jeong-ga」 poem materials but the attention has ... Kim,Mi-Jung - 《Korean Language\s&\sliterature》 被引量: 0发表: 2015年 TO THE LAST ROUND:THE EPIC BRITISH STAND ON THE...
I found your poem, Samuel Clemens 29 Sunday Mar 2015 Posted by memoirandremains in Uncategorized ≈ Leave a comment end of the railway Found poem © C.L. Quigley Credits due to Mark Twain: Roughing It, Volume II, Chapter VIII Treat yourself to macabre and realism. View original post...
Therefore, the “bright beams” of the first line of the poem concern the glory of Christ to be exhibited on Judgment Day. This exaltation by God of Christ comes in response to contrary powers’ insult of Christ during his humiliation: By proclaiming God’s gift of the name Lord to Jesus...
A. E. Housman,poem,Poetry By A. E. Housman When I watch the living meet, And the moving pageant file Warm and breathing through the street Where I lodge a little while, If the heats of hate and lust In the house of flesh are strong, ...