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Ultimate proof that Ingenioso is not simply a portrait of Nashe occurs towards the end of this scene, when Ingenioso comes across Nashe's name on the list and elegizes him (Nashe had died by 1601): 'I, heer's a fellow, Iudicio, that carryed the deadly Stockado in his pen, whose muse was armed with a gagtooth' (1.2.311).

Thus these fleeting bursts of feeling, ballasts in the tide of life, contest amorfati--in contradistinction to a Nietzschean love of fate, Woolf stages moments snatched from the maw of becoming and elegizes their loss.

How a particular church can figure resistance to this despairing character is at the heart of Charles Causley's "St Protus & St Hyacinth, Blisland." In this poem, Causley elegizes a twelfth-century church in Cornwall.

Kalpana elegizes a place where dance and drama, fantasy and reality, art and life mixed freely, if fleetingly.

At other times, there is a melancholy tone as the author elegizes with past observations of a frozen landscape that will never be the same again.

and play the game!" Journey's End almost unwittingly elegizes that sentimental faith in patriotic, boyish pluck by showing the outstanding schoolboy Stanhope racked almost to breaking, in a war drastically unimaginable to an earlier generation--what Siegfried Sassoon called "that hell where youth and laughter go." Journey's End contends implicitly that the discipline imparted by Bunyan, Cato, and cricket no longer sufficed against high explosives, machine-guns, poison gas, flame, and the whole diabolical, post-Waterloo arsenal of the Great War.

Though the technology has changed, the narrative principles that Dixon elegizes remain intact.

The versions of masculinity whose loss the trilogy elegizes are those being lost to realities of 20th century globalization and mechanized warfare, the latter represented in the trilogy by the pyrotechnic technologies of war developed by Sauron.

The song requires the singer to use rubato, phrasing, contrasting dynamics, and clear diction to convey the emotion of the text, which elegizes national hero Robert Emmet.

Now it is definitely night There's no one here to erase "I'm kissing you I'm not kissing you" A few exotic excursions and you're anybody You say to the fog "I'm sorry, but I can't stay" Here the poet elegizes himself.