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Tag Archives: A.E. Housman
“To An Athlete Dying Young” by A.E. Housman
The benefits of living a short life
Alfred Edward Housman’s poem “To an Athlete Dying Young” was published in 1896. Housman was a professor of Latin at the University of London and, finally, at Cambridge. His sad, pessimistic poems spoke to a generation on the brink of … Continue reading →
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Tagged A.E. Housman, Bereavement, combat death, Death, Dying young poetry, England, Poetry, Poetry about Death, To an Athlete Dying Young, World War I
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“Parta Quies” by A.E. Housman
A.E. Housman puts his own unique spin on an old concept
I took an introductory Latin course in college (yes, I am a complete nerd), and was therefore able to recognize the grammar of the phrase “Parta Quies,” an A.E. Housman poem, when I saw it; however, I wasn’t exactly sure … Continue reading →
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Tagged "Parta Quies", A.E. Housman, Google Translate, Poems about Death, Virgil
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