The ode and the elegy are often thought—at first glance—to be separate modes of poetry that belong to different emotional experiences. Historically, the elegy is supposed to move through lamentation, to celebration, to consolation, though the last stage is—understandably—the hardest
The ode and the elegy are often thought—at first glance—to be separate modes of poetry that belong to different emotional experiences. Historically, the elegy is supposed to move through lamentation, to celebration, to consolation, though the last stage is—understandably—the hardest
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