Ezra Pound Poem "The Seafarer" Word Meanings "Reckon" "Jargon" "Oft" "Abided" "Dire" Word Analysis
Channel: FriendsoftheGerund
Date: 2018-06-26

The vocabulary in the first six lines of the Ezra Pound poem "The Seafarer" is here given a close analysis.

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Friends of the Gerund define "reckon", define "jargon", define "oft", define "abided", and define "dire" for you as they are used in the poetry works of Ezra Pound "The Seafarer". Ezra Pound works well with history, and this poem, if anything, is about history.  The word origin you here find.

Ezra Pound's poetry comes up always in any worthwhile English literature study. 

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