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In lyric poetry, language, from being a utensil, or amedium of traffic and barter, passes back to its place amongnatural sounds; its affinity is with the wind among the trees andthe stream among the rocks; it is the cry of the heart, as simpleas the breath we draw, and as little ordered with a view toapplause. Yet speech grew up in society, and even in the mostecstatic of its uses may flag for lack of understanding andresponse. It were rash to say that the poets need no audience; theloneliest h...ave promised themselves a tardy recognition, and someamong the greatest came to their maturity in the warm atmosphere ofa congenial society. Indeed the ratification set upon merit by aliving audience, fit though few, is necessary for the developmentof the most humane and sympathetic genius; and the memorable agesof literature, in Greece or Rome, in France or England, have beenthe ages of a literary society. The nursery of our greatestdramatists must be looked for, not, it is true, in the transfiguredbear-gardens of the Bankside, but in those enchanted taverns, islanded and bastioned by the protective decree - Idiota, insulsus, tristis, turpis, abesto.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In lyric poetry, language, from being a utensil, or amedium of traffic and barter, passes back to its place amongnatural sounds; its affinity is with the wind among the trees andthe stream among the rocks; it is the cry of the heart, as simpleas the breath we draw, and as little ordered with a view toapplause. Yet speech grew up in society, and even in the mostecstatic of its uses may flag for lack of understanding andresponse. It were rash to say that the poets need no audience; theloneliest h...ave promised themselves a tardy recognition, and someamong the greatest came to their maturity in the warm atmosphere ofa congenial society. Indeed the ratification set upon merit by aliving audience, fit though few, is necessary for the developmentof the most humane and sympathetic genius; and the memorable agesof literature, in Greece or Rome, in France or England, have beenthe ages of a literary society. The nursery of our greatestdramatists must be looked for, not, it is true, in the transfiguredbear-gardens of the Bankside, but in those enchanted taverns, islanded and bastioned by the protective decree - Idiota, insulsus, tristis, turpis, abesto.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raleigh, Walter Alexander, Sir, 1861-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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