One of this man's poems identifies "an old man in a lodge within a park" with the titular author of The Legend of Good Women. The lines "She sleeps!/My lady sleeps!/Sleeps!" end each stanza of the serenade from his only drama, The Spanish Student, and he remarks that "Alvares and Rivera interchange/With Abraham and Jacob of old times" in a poem about the oldest Jewish resting place in America. The title character roams throughout America searching for Gabriel Lajeunesse in his long poem about Acadia, Evangeline. Also kn
One of this man's poems identifies "an old man in a lodge within a park" with the titular author of The Legend of Good Women. The lines "She sleeps!/My lady sleeps!/Sleeps!" end each stanza of the serenade from his only drama, The Spanish Student, and he remarks that "Alvares and Rivera interchange/With Abraham and Jacob of old times" in a poem about the oldest Jewish resting place in America. The title character roams throughout America searching for Gabriel Lajeunesse in his long poem about Acadia, Evangeline. Also known for a poem that begins "by the shore of Gitchie Gumee," this is, FTP, what poet of Tales of a Wayside Inn and The Song of Hiawatha.
One of this man's poems identifies "an old man in a lodge within a park" with the titular author of The Legend of Good Women.
Henry Wadsworth {Longfellow}