Sir Water Scott Poem "The Norman Horse-Shoe" - the Word "Forge" - Word Analysis
Channel: FriendsoftheGerund
Date: 2018-06-19

The vocabulary in the Walter Scott poem "The Norman Horse-Shoe" is here given a close analysis.  

I define forge for you as it is used in the poetry works of Walter Scott  "The Norman Horseshoe". Sir Walter Scott works well with history, and this poem, if anything, is about history.  The word origin you here find.

Scott is considered to have been an English poet and a Scottish poet.  His poetry comes up always in any worthwhile English literature study.  He is a story writer, and this particular poem is one of his poems that tell stories.

It is an English story and among tales it is one of the best tales.

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