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Songs of Ourselves vol 2 part 4

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  • Themes: Disillusionment and Wisdom in Middle Age
    Derek Walcott, ‘Nearing Forty’
  • Themes: The Pain of Heartbreak
    James Joyce, ‘I Hear an Army’
  • Themes: wisdom, justice, courage, and moderation
    Elinor Morton Wylie, ‘Now Let No Charitable Hope’
  • Themes: Learning-Understanding-Art-Excellence
    Alexander Pope, ‘From An Essay on Criticism’
  • Themes: The Unlived Life
    Charlotte Mew, ‘Rooms’
  • Themes: Infidelity and Honour
    Elizabeth Thomas (‘Corinna’), ‘The Forsaken Wife’
  • Themes: Love- Acceptance of Death
    Mary Monck (‘Marinda’), ‘Verses Written on Her Death-bed at Bath to Her Husband in London’
  • Idealism vs Disillusionment
    A R D Fairburn, ‘Rhyme of the Dead Self’
  • Theme: Virtue
    "The Character of a Happy Life" Wotton
  • Themes: The Pain of Unrequited Love
    Algernon Charles Swinburne, ‘A Leave-Taking’
  • Themes: Isolation, Despair, and the Solace of Nature
    Percy Bysshe Shelley, ‘Stanzas Written in Dejection, Near Naples’
  • Themes: The Joy and Pain of Love
    Sir Thomas Wyatt, ‘I Find No Peace’
  • Themes: Love, Loss, and Grief
    Philip Bourke Marston, ‘After’
  • Themes:Time, Aging, and Love
    Lauris Edmond, ‘Waterfall’
  • Themes: Unrequited Love and Fate
    Robert Browning, ‘Love in a Life’