New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-03
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WORDS FOR THE HOUR BY Toe AoIhe- e. "PNssr
goreIa" limo. W l6h G>eknoT tle'ds-
Compared with the previous volume 81 poelns,
which has giyeo Mrs. Howe Distinguished GAME
among The hsng poets of This county, shs presesc
gu,b Is Of . more uniform cast, less strongly
marked by Der peculiar characteristics, wi,a fewc,
sushes q burning passions:e indignation, mase fra
olen: touches Of tenderness, sd qaiet boiuy, and
an expression Of more Tranquil scquiescerce III tse
DIVINE mysteries Of the Universe. Is does nos
contain SO many esArtins snrpraes, Is has more
pieces in accordance with universal sympaiaes, sDd
which depend on tier sweetness and yrs ho1,
rather than on their volcanic streRg.l, fY Their
iDfiueD se on toe popu!sr hear. SIN ;he per'sding
tone of the yourne is too SCI for the noe. peagine
prcduc,iOn, Of genial creative art. Il is not the
burdea Of personal griefs which weighs down Me
soul Of the WI ,er, but lofty seohmea. OF human
needs, N inappeassble dseonten: with the present.
aud AZ intense yearniDg eor conmunon with 'deal
truth and beauty. Her poeae Sfe 10 one Of nTArd
emotion and aspiration. aos rarely gssbegs mo
terAis for her cong from the lcveSneas o! e1sevnA
na,ure-sl;bougb there are occasional passages u
1qs sse descriptive besu-y-but b absorbed u
mental aDa!yus and oon5ioatos as 10 appeal 'ers S
70 me Imagination than 70 the conseiousn.ss ecsns
on Der reader more by HE subttey and a'boe OF bs
reflections than by the Brittany Of her pictures.
This love Vi contemplation u 20 paramount u hes
mind that she often seems 10 oe lost II the !arolg
Of interior emo.ions, weaving them into verse or
the sake Of lingering IN their preseoce, rather ssAn
of elJ.aioe them n HARMONIOUS forms Gr sAe dogh'
Of the artistic sentiment. IL resdiag many Of her
poems you sometimes fancy hss yoa Are N'e1iSs
10 Ihe low murmur u . monciOgue, inssead "a mo
perfected strains Of the anger, woo cra'ee s,n-
pa.s ing audience and geoerL recognition. Wa
.uch predominant. suhjeenyi.y, no icfm cen give ~
expression 70 the inspiring ssougn-- HeDo- ~sss
Of " ninety. of snoo,hness, Of superficial srscs, OF
seductive i.cihty, which mus: prove -ePel'eas %
the reade, who seeks IL poetry fer enchAH-noeI's
Of the car rather than faI spSes's 10 lie soai-
The commence Of Mrs. Howe ia Luedec cA No
in,ekcsuN character vi her poems tteI pfosoan1
win Of r~fo..on, tbssr subte ooniusne o. NO !"
pec,s Of life, .Ae.r rich AID beautiful ind's'aoAil
AID their genuine originality. Hef BEAR 'otPv
,uSued with tse syn; 0: bsG roca ion. To ses'
poetry il 10. soisosy amEseinrnr ~. so'on"
uisssn. She er,3en,ly wrltse Dot iron ifee' spod'
tAseoas ;mpulse, Dor frOu voluntary ar's.o en'rs
but FRI III reyereat d,ciiJ ts sAe b-hess u ne IN
u.r soul. whose insyrszoss s'e tss s'a'ee Of al
npbien.s s IN in'el,e-. - N life. WIZ ioying ID
mnst. n Tor chosen few sG"Dg m'dern P"es' 'he
% 10 iniso.sr. Sse scars OF aec 'Sh s1eAHISs
Wig. and s.is tho AID Il 10 frseod'y supporting
sasa. Hsr Ss,sop. 81 Der ;SO1sa. h drawn esiy
f-vm Aer>.f Isis oi.en rooga bat never Vspsd
Every verse j. ireishpd 9Th q powerful nses'e'Sa-
shry. Sic seter leaves ser psts 70 g. her so"o's,
bur inter. On .se 1,seranee Ct eas, of1ean esioe's
the bsr, and s.s-sStoos 81 % are e'sra' a. 70 Ne
.p,au.e Of b. rat.rude Hef ems a'c'rfi's-
u, viii oom,pAn3 moro iu3iy'Sss sdmfas9n Ihsa
general ppula,iy. TbeI prs "a. is''e d SeeP
,mp.,.on Oh the mind, rhis 'be'' trns ms' "
S.n lpe.r in the wr wry. Thry VIII shaAanse the
permanent e.m0 au,sn.hip Of s'ot'ou' and osn'en-
pl.,i,e re.ser,, abb ugo ,sey maS ncs become sas
idols Of he draspg room
Ore Of the puss spuiisd psm7 IN f'e 'oHlins
srlsbr,,., tie fa Al .ssps a. Ba,ssls5a soo,oes en-
xAlsA ID ssals seem, nsse cesN be 'asj aior 'hs