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And often since, in Danger, I count the force 'twould be To have a God so strong as that To hold my life for me If we read this aloud, the ascending meter and full rhyme that closes the
stanza has an almost heroic sound to it and certainly it could be put to music.
Musical Persuasion in Dickinson's "I Prayed at First, a Little Girl"
As a result, in order to bring the poem to a close at the end of a
stanza, the Anglo-Norman translator inserts three unrelated lines into the middle of the prayer, including the self-referential "Pluis ne voil en tere ore de tere chaunter" (1.39), before concluding with the plea that earth be allowed to dwell in the "earth of the living." Considering the three versions as a whole, it seems that the Latin and Anglo-Norman translations are most similar to the Middle English at the beginning of the poem, diverging more and more as they progress, perhaps as the translator found it difficult to render the rhetorical flourishes of the densely alliterative and multivalent Middle English poem in another language, and finally coming back into alignment with the source text in the last
stanza.
A Trilingual Version of "Erthe upon Erthe" in The National Archives of the United Kingdom, E 175/11/16
In the third and final
stanza, the singer finds evidence of divine care in Montreal, where "the sun pours down like honey/On our lady of the harbor." "Our lady of the harbor" is the statue of the Virgin atop the mariners' church of Notre Dame de Bon Secours in Montreal's old district.
Leonard Cohen, singer of the Bible
--The apparent detachment and indifference towards the wanted man so that she can finally obtain her being attached as an object of property to such a chosen man (see Dorel de la Popesti--Am amanta o pustoaica--I Have a Kiddo for Lover,
stanza 2).
Inside gender domination in Romanian contemporary Gipsy songs
Sue Leffman, of Pennine Prospects, added: "The
Stanza Stones trail offers walkers the opportunity to immerse themselves in this beautiful landscape.
Poet's stanzas to enhance lofty walk; Pennine trail features poems by Simon
[begin strikethrough]of this psalm.[end strikethrough] In light of this, verses 5-7 stand out, since in one scheme they form a single
stanza, while in the other, they are part of two separate motifs.
Understanding Psalm 46
strophic, 3
stanzas 17 measures per
stanza farewell to a friend (Schubert dedicated it to Schober) B minor; [F#.sub.4] to [F#.sub.5] moderate Alles um Liebe (Kosegarten, 1815, D 241)
Schubert for starters: songs for the lieder novice
In
stanza 23 he defends his prominent emphasis on rules.
"Rym[ing] thee to good": didacticism and delight in Herbert's "The Church Porch"
Although the fragment 'Richard Saunders' has only two
stanzas, it is important as the earliest manifestation of 'Richie Story' (Child 232).
The Mansfield Manuscript: An Old Edinburgh Collection of Songs and Ballads
Thomas Meyer begins Caught Between, the first of three long poems in his new book Essay
Stanzas, with what seems like a quiet apology:
Thomas Meyer, Essay Stanzas
'Desert
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Shaikha Latifa enjoys 'Desert Stanzas'