Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16
NEW h5bko 81 f6EMs. i

"A WV h2bko 81 F6EMs,H
A recent saiABe1 df GausIasst sle,sr,,ol
thug s.discottfseea Of : now tsluuie 81 verse,
which is apss,ptly ;wor,tth notice. f;alhait The
autdofa IS Id unknown pssonsse; sand the
subjsctnot an inviting oos tsr tie great mass
Of reader. Of poetry.4a ~ sa4tasr. .saalq .
Although No have good antho,fitly taf TIE
be'iefthat "the Poetry Of Life isnevsr dead, :
tho gSasral .opiaion has bssnF always slow "a
crceit it., POETRY il thought to Be to- Youth
very.puch IS the n,eaassels s:e e Childhood /;
it rarely makes upon ,,s SECOND attack and
still mora seldom se1,s us Us tor, ia dist tihas
in Maturity. Whena gentlemen setsrunl,,
and Balls and adic.sl 70 dropping. asleep for
wimitd,ess af'er dinner il seems TO be,
uniYersally agreed upon that ne had better;
givstp tho writing Of verses Tits hold, H.,
decd. scarcely docote's pr q professional
man Of any standing to devote even his loii,
sure hours to, Tie muse, We are, tola,tt
MI Samuel Rogers second volume iof POI
ems lost thu banking hohse one Of its richest
clients. The gentleman .incon.mentI with.
drew his, money from the custody ofa tlrin,.
one Of home was openly aad unbiushingly
addicted g rl,y,nins., SSH, 20 affirmed he,
when demonstrated with, 81 knew that
my banker had eyer even iai4l i good thing,
would close. my account With himA hesnaxr
morning. 3 70 have written such, and, in
veras too, was in his eyes declaration OF
insolvency, =! The world certainly shares in
this,opinion to a considerable extent. "a Gun
Tow. professional bards are alone permitted
to b exceptions to the rule, and that is ra,h!
er because ~ virtue siol their calling, they
aro not supposed to, grow old, At all, The
idoaof"old Mr., rennyson'' although by
the micro register the Loureate must be "set.
ting up IN years. g one Of his parodists has
it's little short Of blasphemous, and not to
BE- thtsttainsd By cultivated mind % 2:
wAssc.s , %y,t'ea and wreashs to the brow that
Thsy'r. like ade,.a aowcr with May-dew be-
,sprinkled, no .isGs ~ Isii6sd fsaasta els
saysta poet, who himself was not permitted
to see forty summers; after that epoch, tits
winters only which bsrds see, il their own
writings are to be evidence. The late ;deci....
sion A. the Crystall Palace which adjudgeed
the first laurdt to young lady, and the sec.
o,d to = boy sixteen years Of age, will con-
firm the above opinion. . { 9IHoM
Snll, it seems. strange that Lille should
form poeticai materials TO- thossasnly s1whp
have, experienced its trials; that Love should
only BE- sung ofbefore marriage; that Death
should be pourned iipsons, only BY those
who hxys never lost child We have, how.
evelyn the volume before " days II Mid
div, Ago, by James Heddsrwick,) . protest
ofthe most persuasive kind against this In
cousistency-a book more pregnant with
solemn, feeling, ithloyingy, calm philosoIpth y
than any We have met with since the hssAe-
nt2:a,i.s The glow from The stnbsts of the
heart-fire fickers -ppouo everympaae;: NOT
brightly, Nor even ehecrfn1ly,, But saving!
half lnHthat susgostful shadow far dsarsr.
aye. aud clearer, 70 tie tried. humann b. rt
than any light. i Grncefulness and tender
feeling are, Go CHARACTERISTICS, 81 the author
rather than power, but that IS no treason Why
such lays as his should lack ! Welcome. He
hinISelf answers the question of"Whsresors
m6fe verses z? Z, when, already poetry over
wheims US, like the, w0hdrousi 7growth ..of
some lot climate nc foliage iifs Of snosh.,
erins summers faint will, musk and rEyme',
=aad ip very satisfactory manner - nd ds3,
Ticrc Is 10 waste. u. et the eternal eolds bs!as
From genius mint lie scattered myriadfold: totrl
Ncver o. star WIS lnnnchel but It's hneIfays,a
Took SOME small shade Of 'dar knaiso from the
fright: }oa p9bg1@Hf 5Ga sttGGg a@G5 dTrs ri
The stream that sings unseen among the ftsns'
Fears welcome increase 10 the oceans might;
Even the mnutest fewer tho aease tdiscerns i
Enri:hss ali The breaths ofsumner days. ID
- f%'5i u Il OH % !ai E;p -sGs vst,fr,lf
Here G,llUws an experience Of loss such as
ajassnils poet could scarcely have met with,
mid It'd attempting to describe which, he
would kwa, been, pretty sure t. hays, over
stepped tic n,o,destyi ofsnature. Il The,s is
hcrc,afoWe1cr, M storm 81 despair, hat on on
~ ,ht'sal'ne mpq}tbhy of xfss'ing ra.nser'a
fri.nd's irrsparable grief The rhythm has
The ease and grace ofeTennyson. the master
Of tina. schootof which on. iThss is at least
ONO Of the hsad-boy 81 The pnp;ktsanhers.: u
is called Pissed IT. s. ''l.5, ,''.'sio
Peace tlwcl1s at last WITH poor E,iznbeyhr.at 81!
Wife ofmy trusted 1riy,,a : The end has come.
There is no trcmulous voice 70 call Him home
And yet he goes and s. II one Win death n
Though useless NOW his teiider ininittri"s! 9i1y
',rherc ~ no ftetting ut his nbscnce nav ;Io f
sYcttsits he W her silo, mn, sadly, tries sd = 4
so gatker soothing from her tr"nsinil brow
Aid stony Sesom wah us prise CT breatln' Is
eaf 10 f558Ihafi Aaj ta .-jnsIE VA aa3 sp. az
Tie sssrrer Watching has been AL in vain;
The str.iggl e now lag ciidcd defeat: tla,'o9t
Yet ~ her aspect i 4 rest % sweet Ia. -
That were she walked she mig ht again complain.
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