Cowper His Poetry
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Excellent enough but un-Homeric the *' hostile hardiment. " When Cowper sings of Homeric strut and strife he pants and staggers, incapable of grace and control. But in such a passage as the following, with its slow lingering move- ment, where the impressiveness of the scene is stamped on the poetic mind, his peculiar qualities find scope for their exercise. Thus the description of Calypso's Isle : He ended, nor the Argicide refused. Messenger of the skies ; his sandals fair. Ambrosial, golden, ...to his feet he bound. Which o'er the moist wave, rapid as the wind. Bear him, and o'er the illimitable earth ; Then took his rod with which, at will, all eyes He closes soft or opes them wide again. So arm'd, forth flew the valiant Argicide. Alighting on Pieria, down he stoop 'd To Ocean, and the billows lightly skimm'd In form a sea-mew, such as, in the bays 112 cow PER & HIS POETRY Tremendous of the barren Deep her food Seeking, dips oft in brine her ample wing. In such disguise o'er many a wave he rode, But reaching, now, that isle remote, forsook The azure Deep, and at the spacious grot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Excellent enough but un-Homeric the *' hostile hardiment. " When Cowper sings of Homeric strut and strife he pants and staggers, incapable of grace and control. But in such a passage as the following, with its slow lingering move- ment, where the impressiveness of the scene is stamped on the poetic mind, his peculiar qualities find scope for their exercise. Thus the description of Calypso's Isle : He ended, nor the Argicide refused. Messenger of the skies ; his sandals fair. Ambrosial, golden, ...to his feet he bound. Which o'er the moist wave, rapid as the wind. Bear him, and o'er the illimitable earth ; Then took his rod with which, at will, all eyes He closes soft or opes them wide again. So arm'd, forth flew the valiant Argicide. Alighting on Pieria, down he stoop 'd To Ocean, and the billows lightly skimm'd In form a sea-mew, such as, in the bays 112 cow PER & HIS POETRY Tremendous of the barren Deep her food Seeking, dips oft in brine her ample wing. In such disguise o'er many a wave he rode, But reaching, now, that isle remote, forsook The azure Deep, and at the spacious grot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Alexander Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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