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damaskus [11]
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Serga [27]1 year ago
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The essay for Out of time:

One of Kenneth Slessor's personal favorites that he has written to date is the poem Out of Time. At this poem, time is personified but also linked to the natural phenomenon of water or to boats like the yachts spotted in Slessor's favorite spot, Sydney Harbor (which is itself personified). Personification provides an abstract concept, like time, a sense of immediacy and generates reactions from the audience that are more arresting than an address to an abstraction could ever be. Time, according to Slessor, "enfolds me in its bed," but in the following line, "the bony knife" "runs me through." Time runs through everything, he observes, and his heart corrects him: "Time flows, not you."

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