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" Ode on a Grecian Urn " is a poem by John Keats written in May 1819 and published in January 1820. It was one of Keats's "Five Great Odes of 1819", which included "Ode on Indolence", "Ode on Melanc...
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That is shown by his imitation of Kormákr's "Freyja fjarðarleggs" (="Freyja eyleggjar"): in Kormákr's poem that woman kenning contains a pun on the name Steingerðr, but in Grettir's lausavísa, which is addressed to the servant woman, this subtle reference is lost.
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I use R. A. B. Mynors' 1958 OCT of Catullus throughout (on the need to specify ..... Poem 14 contains certain further linguistic parallels that cement its ...
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employ puns in considerable number. A poem of Germanic inspiration and of the same vintage as the Rhenanes, "La Maison des Morts," contains several plays on ...
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Down the left-hand side of the design is a poem printed in white reserve against the (faded) blue background:Keuchi surunurude Ofuji nookami kanaAs they dye their teethWith gallnut powder,DoesOfuji slip them a glance?2(2 The poem contains a pun on the word okami, which can mean both 'sideways glance' arld 'married...
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588. 18 There may even be a triple pun here, suggested by Poem 27 (the only poem by Catullus specifically about drinking) which complements my interpretation.
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5. Love Poem for the Unattractive reviews ... A short silly poem. Contains a bad pun. ... A poem about boredom, written as a result of boredom.
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Note that the title contains the pun "evening," which means both post-sunset hours and a balancing or leveling. December 22, the shortest day of the year, ... Rigidly formal in style and protocol, the poem establishes the city's soullessness as the twiddly funeral director completes the ceremony in a semblance of decorum.
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Note that the title contains the pun "evening," which means both post-sunset hours and a balancing or leveling. December 22, the shortest day ... Composed by Frost when he was 62 years old, the poem takes its title from Rudyard Kipling's "Departmental Ditties" and demonstrates a blend of tweakish humor and mock-heroic form.
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