Philip Freneau, the Poet of the Revolution; a History of His Life And Times
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That dust supports a reptile or a flower ; Each changeful atom by some other nurs'd Takes some new form, to perish in an hour.
[S6] The Poet of the Revolution " Too nearly join'd to sickness, toils and pains, ( Perhaps for former crimes imprison'd here ) True to itself the immortal soul remains.
And seeks new mansions in the starry sphere.
" When Nature bids thee from the world retire, With Joy thy lodging leave, a fated guest.
In Paradise, the land of thy desire, Existing always, always to be ...blest." Both of these poems have been changed since originally written in Santa Cruz, and they have been lengthened considerably, the former being increased from fifty-two to one hundred and nine stanzas, and the latter, as we have already stated, from seventy-three to one hundred and thirty-six stanzas.
Most of Freneau's poems have been greatly changed in later editions of his works. He was given to review- ing, which exhibits the care he bestowed upon his pro- ductions ; but which perhaps caused them to lose some of their original bouquet, if we may use this word in such connection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That dust supports a reptile or a flower ; Each changeful atom by some other nurs'd Takes some new form, to perish in an hour.
[S6] The Poet of the Revolution " Too nearly join'd to sickness, toils and pains, ( Perhaps for former crimes imprison'd here ) True to itself the immortal soul remains.
And seeks new mansions in the starry sphere.
" When Nature bids thee from the world retire, With Joy thy lodging leave, a fated guest.
In Paradise, the land of thy desire, Existing always, always to be ...blest." Both of these poems have been changed since originally written in Santa Cruz, and they have been lengthened considerably, the former being increased from fifty-two to one hundred and nine stanzas, and the latter, as we have already stated, from seventy-three to one hundred and thirty-six stanzas.
Most of Freneau's poems have been greatly changed in later editions of his works. He was given to review- ing, which exhibits the care he bestowed upon his pro- ductions ; but which perhaps caused them to lose some of their original bouquet, if we may use this word in such connection.
What to read after Philip Freneau, the Poet of the Revolution; a History of His Life And Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Austin, Mary S to read onlineMoreLess
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