(1) The Echo Gate includes versions of the Latin love elegy .

(2) The poem is a whimsical elegy on the death of a friend's husband, focusing on the denial and hope and implausible resilience of the survivor, in the proud silent puzzlement of a cat left alone.

(3) Addison was buried in Westminster Abbey, and lamented in an elegy by Tickell.

(4) Originally, the Greek elegy expressed grief; but the form broadened widely with Latin adaptations, such as Ovid's love elegies, Amores, to include almost any kind of subject.

(5) It refers to the fact that before Catullus and his poems to Lesbia, there was really no such thing as love poetry in the fullest sense, and that the romantic elegy was the invention of a later poet, Propertius.

(6) WH Auden made the strongest case against literature in his elegy for WB Yeats: u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Now Ireland has her weather and her madness still / For poetry makes nothing happenu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.

(7) The love poem has turned into something else with the death of the beloved, the acute sadness in the poem seeming to move it toward the elegy or threnody.

(8) The texts I shall consider are fascinating in themselves, but they also contribute to our understanding of modern elegy in general.

(9) In order to exhume further the elegy in the Elegiac Sonnets, we now might consider the extent to which the work resonates with traditional notions of u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510elegiacu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb and the elegy as a poem of mourning.

(10) The elegy , as real poems do, brings us to a place where words give way to the music of silence, where we approach the unsayable and bow before it.

(11) Belcher mentions Dylan Thomas's elegy for his father in connection with this piece.

(12) That this is an elegy only makes the poem more poignant, makes the grief of the persona part of the political indignation, complicates the emotional nexus of the voice.

(13) The bells are on buoys in Sydney harbour, and the poem is partly an elegy and meditation on Joe Lynch, a friend of the poet's, who had one night fallen from a commuter ferry and drowned.

(14) That final line transforms the poem into an elegy for his father, the source of lament that drove the speaker into nature and into thoughts of dying.

(15) I sometimes think that my poems are elegies for that lost life.

(16) And unlike the elegies the sonnets are predominantly poems of invocation, apostrophe and direct address, he writes.

(17) As a result, modern elegies more often than not break with the decorum of earlier modes of mourning and become melancholic, self-centered, or mocking.

(18) That is, modern family elegies , though occasioned by death, do not seek compensation for that loss.

(19) It is perhaps best, then, to consider this a new category of elegy with two extremes: those elegies that achieve reconciliation, as some of Plumly's poems do, and those that fail to achieve reconciliation, such as those by Plath.

(20) The biography then turns to extra-familial influences, including Surrey's friendship with Henry Fitzroy, the Earl of Richmond, for whom he would invent the English sonnet in his Windsor elegies .