The Aesthetic Nature of Tennyson
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He, like Keats, was keen enough to appreciate the value of impressions thus gained, and with his artistic ability has been able to produce in his readers the same sensations which he enjoyed either when actually ex- periencing them or when he allowed his imagin- ation free play. As one often recalls a visit to some hi.storic city, in much the same way do we remember many of Tennyson'.'^ poems be- cause of the strong appeal of such phrases as "a morning air, sweet after rain," or the "fra- grant... gloom of foreign churches." Thus we may see from these illustrations that the appeal of the senses of touch and smell was stronger than that of taste — and that the appeal in almost every case was through Nature. We may judge, therefore, that Tennyson was a keen observer of the variety of sensations and odors of fragrance one finds if he is in the least inter- ested in the out-door v^orld and in the fairy-like charm of a wood fresh and sparkling from a recent shower, in the enchantment of a garden from which arc wafted rose-sweeten'd breezes, or in the invigorating odor and feeling of a fresh sea-breeze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, like Keats, was keen enough to appreciate the value of impressions thus gained, and with his artistic ability has been able to produce in his readers the same sensations which he enjoyed either when actually ex- periencing them or when he allowed his imagin- ation free play. As one often recalls a visit to some hi.storic city, in much the same way do we remember many of Tennyson'.'^ poems be- cause of the strong appeal of such phrases as "a morning air, sweet after rain," or the "fra- grant... gloom of foreign churches." Thus we may see from these illustrations that the appeal of the senses of touch and smell was stronger than that of taste — and that the appeal in almost every case was through Nature. We may judge, therefore, that Tennyson was a keen observer of the variety of sensations and odors of fragrance one finds if he is in the least inter- ested in the out-door v^orld and in the fairy-like charm of a wood fresh and sparkling from a recent shower, in the enchantment of a garden from which arc wafted rose-sweeten'd breezes, or in the invigorating odor and feeling of a fresh sea-breeze.
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