A woman in a poem about this type of event has eyes blue "as the fairy-flax" and "cheeks like the dawn of day." The speaker of a poem about this type of event claims to be "steady as a water in a well" and contrasts two aspects of god as "lighting an
A woman in a poem about this type of event has eyes blue "as the fairy-flax" and "cheeks like the dawn of day." The speaker of a poem about this type of event claims to be "steady as a water in a well" and contrasts two aspects of god as "lighting and love" and as winter and warmth. That poem about this type of event says that "Hope had grown grey hairs, / Hope had mourning on," and, with tears and cares, "Hope was (*) twelve hours gone." Before this type of event occurs, a girl sees the "fixed and glassy eyes" of the frozen corpse of her father, and, upon viewing that girl, the speaker declares "Christ save us all from a death like this." The death of five nuns in this type of event inspired a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins. For 10 points, give this subject of a Longfellow poem about the ill-fated ship Hesperus.
A woman in a poem about this type of event has eyes blue "as the fairy-flax" and "cheeks like the dawn of day.
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