Transcription of Art By Herman Melville [ Photo with Poem / Experiment06 ]
This poem talks about art very figuratively and implicitly. This artist praises art, giving it deep and profound meaning with very strong and direct words. I interpreted it as just cheering for artists who devote themselves to art, but not forgetting the advice.
The poem about this art was written by an American poet, novelist, and essayist named Herman Melville.
He had a hard time growing up due to his family circumstances, and he got a job as a sailor to make money, got on a boat, and had various experiences, and later wrote a very famous novel called Moby-Dick; or, The Whale based on these experiences.
Art By Herman Melville
In placid hours well-pleased we dream
Of many a brave unbodied scheme.
But form to lend, pulsed life create,
What unlike things must meet and mate:
A flame to melt - a wind to freeze;
Sad patience - joyous energies;
Humility - yet pride and scorn;
Instinct and study; love and hate;
Audacity - reverence. These must mate,
And fuse with Jacob’s mystic heart,
To wrestle with the angel - Art.
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