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Перевод: ode

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Тезаурус:

1. (Sara Hutchinson) 3 May 1802 - Wordsworth begins The Leechgatherer i.e. Resolution and Independence 17 June 1802 - Wordsworth continues Immortality Ode 4 Oct. 1802 - Final version of Dejection published by Coleridge.
2. There are quite sufficient echoes here to direct the reader to Keats's "ode on a Grecian Urn" where he finds the urn "With brede/ Of marble men and maidens overwrought, / With forest branches "and finds too scenes of love "For ever warm and still to be enjoyed, / For ever panting, and for ever young -" as well as the heifer approaching the altar "with garlands dressed".
3. So Eliot, in "ode", a poem dealing with a tortured wedding night, has a protagonist apparently lacking in all inspiration except that coming from the "bubbling" of a river described as "mephitic".
4. The prefatory ode, by the poet Abraham Cowley, relates how philosophy has been "kept in nonage" by people who, jealous of their authority, concentrated on words rather than on things, on "sports of wanton wit", on "pageants of the brain ", rather than on "the riches which do hoorded lye in Natures endless treasurie".
5. The young Robert Zimmerman had changed his name to Bob Dylan and had been wailing away for a couple of years or so, and Nicholson was among the first of his fans who listened to and studied the words of his anti-establishment anthems, "The Times, They Are A-Changin" and his "Mr Tambourine Man" which was a taunting, haunting song with a very hard edge that white middle-class youth took to be an ode to a dope dealer, which Dylan denied.
6. The century also delivered a few gorgeous formal feminine odes: the Countess of Winchilsea's address "To Spleen" and Henrietta O'Neill's "Ode to the Poppy", with its almost Keatsian languor.
7. Very good indeed: The Language of Truth, Art of the Calm , and the horrendously titled Ode to the Time our Memories forgot .
8. Mr Saegusa calls the finished piece "an ode to Mozart from the Orient," explaining that the new music is his own, rather than a supplement to Mozart's.
9. With cunning recording balance ensuring that there is no lack of warmth or weight in the choral sound, this is a more relaxed account of the St Cecilia Day Ode, and is well coupled with two of the other Queen Mary Birthday Odes, the first two, dating from 1690 and 1691.
10. He was confronted with the failure of his personal life (impersonalized in "ode" and elsewhere) and, it seemed, of his public life.
11. The third version of the St Cecilia Ode of 1683 comes on Hyperion from the King's Consort under Robert King using instead of a choir an octet of distinguished soloists (including James Bowman, Michael Chance and John Mark Ainsley).
12. Oct. 1800 - Coleridge: The Mad Monk 27 March 1802 - Wordsworth begins Immortality Ode 4 April 1802 - Coleridge writes first version of Dejection , called A Letter to
13. In this "little unsuspected paradise" he wrote The Prelude, the ode Intimations of Immortality, Michael, many of the Lucy poems and Resolution of Independence among many others.