Summer Comments

FIVE: The poem also describes the harvest season and the reapers who thank Ceres for their bounty. The poem ends with the poet's longing to pass his days with the nymph and invoke the muses to resound her prais

FOUR: The poem invites a nymph to bless the silent hours and the swains who seek their nightly bowers.

THREE: The poem also depicts the love between Venus and Adonis and the chaste Diana's presence in the forest.

TWO: The poem describes the idyllic scenes of nature, where gods and goddesses find their paradise.

ONE: "Summer" is a pastoral poem that celebrates the beauty of nature and love.

Congratulations being chosen as The Classic Poem Of The Day! Most deserving Classic poem

THREE: Many interesting remarks, as only Alexander Pope can do. TOP Marks, I enjoyed this poem about Summer tremendously.

TWO: In this poem, Alexander Pope celebrates the hot summer. He explains the events of this summer in detail.

ONE: To have such a poem (Summer) published at this time (deep cold winter with frozen parts) does not make discussing it any easier.

THREE: The greatest poet genius of his day, he perfected the heroic couplet, which is still in use today.

TWO: He was called 'The wicked wasp of Twickenham' for his stinging literary satires of his fellow writers. He modelled himself after the great Classical poets, such as Homer and Virgil, and wrote in highly polished verse, often in a didactic or satirical vein.

ONE: The Greek myths called here to make clear how the season of Summer is. All occurrences near and in the Oceans, where the gods and nymphs were. For the present time, this poem is a very flowery and languid poem, but still poem sublimest.

Alexander Pope, a genius, a very excellent poet in his time up to now, Congratulations being chosen as The Classic Poem Of The Day.

My favourite lines: Come lovely nymph, and bless the silent hours/When swains from shearing seek their nightly bow'rs;

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Oh! How I long with you to pass my days, Invoke the muses, and resound your praise; Your praise the birds shall chant in ev'ry grove, And winds shall waft it to the pow'rs above........//// beautiful poetic expression

It is worth the effort to read 'Summer'. Alexander Pope now looks old-fashioned of course, but his genius endures. The last 2 lines stand out: 'On me Love's fiercer flames forever prey/ By night he scorches, as he burns by day'. How honest.

This harmless grove is grown with amazing effective night''s love. By night he scorches, as he burns by day and he fives summer amazement. An excellent poem this is. We appreciate the description of imagery.

The money made from his translation of Homer allowed Pope to move to a villa at Twickenham in 1719, where he created his now famous grotto and gardens. WOW! Then he deserved so well this poem as The Classic Poem Of The Day. Hurray! Pope a name to never forget! A true writer of epic things, very long longe essays, worth and valuable to read. CONGRATULATIONS!