Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Art Comments

Rating: 2.9

'YES, let Art go, if it must be
That with it men must starve —
If Music, Painting, Poetry
Spring from the wasted hearth!'
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Francis William Lauderdale Adams
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MAHTAB BANGALEE 30 January 2023

For, with her reawakening year, Be sure she will return! — She will return yes she must return to her love; beautiful to read the poem

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

The last one: who assisted his suicide but was not convicted of any crime. Thank you for your attention. That was why he lived so short, tuberculosis must be terrible disease in these times, remember John Keats? He died also of tuberculosis. at a very young age

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

What I cite from his Bio here: During a massive and (probably fatal) haemorrhage caused by tuberculosis, Adams shot himself at a boarding house in Margate. He had long carried a pistol for this purpose. He was survived by his second wife, Edith (née Goldstone) ,

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

How his life ended very tragically, just read what I cite here, thank you beforehand:

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

THREE: but Adams perceived, as few did in those times, the depth of poverty and misery of a large part of the British nation, in an age before the introduction of unemployment insurance and old-age pensions

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

TWO: At a time when London Dock labourers worked for four-pence an hour he could not help but raise his voice, and the rhetoric of his At the West India Docks echoed throughout the world of labour. Some of his verses provoked resentment in Conservative circles; .

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

ONE: the reputation of these poems ascends from their engagement with social issues, rather than their value as pure poetry for Adams was deeply sympathetic towards downtrodden races and men.

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

To give more specific features upon how the late poet in his life was, some words I cite here from his Bio

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

Congratulations being chosen as The Classic Poem Of The Day, this is for his family who are still alive in 2023. Most deserving. Top Marks!

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Sylvia Frances Chan 27 January 2023

He wrote many many poems in his short life. This is true amazing, he had done so many things from a social view., not only in his leterature world

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poemtheart1 poemtheart 27 January 2023

wonderful really.. I love it

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Chinedu Dike 23 October 2019

A poignant rendition set aside forth sober reflection. An insightful work of art. Thanks for sharing.,

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Peri Traynor 20 July 2014

Art is hard, The artist suffers, mostly alone. The best ones, and most, die poor and without fair recognition until post humous.

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Douglas Scotney 21 July 2013

As if art should not participate in redistribution & only exist once we're all in heaven. I think he was a radical materialist socialist, yet still a believer in the afterlife.

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Joseph Poewhit 20 July 2013

Interesting poem to read

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Hunter Hunters 20 July 2012

The greatest art man can ever see is nature. The greatest Artist -God made everything in a unique way. I love art and thus the poem.

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Peter Daniel Phiri 20 July 2012

for art is the art of living

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Ramesh T A 20 July 2012

Materialistic man's pursuits have killed beauty in Nature and Art by destroying all natural things of best and beautiful in the world! Ugliness now due to pollution by advanced technology is raising its head everywhere plunging the world in oblivion like autumn season and winter gloom too will follow before spring of new hope of Art will come later after realisation dawn on man of those precious gems man cannot ignore ever...!

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