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Why does Gray include an epitaph on himself in the elegy?

Including his own epitaph is a subtle way of focusing the poem from its broader vistas to a single point. As if the poet foresees there will be none to write an elegy for him or to the contrary, because he does not trust the compositions of others to be adequate, he composes his own.

What is epitaph in Grays Elegy?

The epitaph of the Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard serves as the concluding stanza of the poem and is as follows: Here rests his head upon the lap of Earth. A Youth, to Fortune and to Fame unknown. Fair Science frownd not on his humble birth, And Melancholy markd him for her own.

What is the epitaph in the elegy in a country churchyard?

The epitaph reads how Gray wishes to be remembered. It says that a humble man lies beneath the ground, which may have become well educated and famous but only hopes to be remembered for the simple life he led.

What is the meaning of epitaph in a poem?

What is an Epitaph? An epitaph is a short statement about a deceased person, often carved on his/her tombstone. Epitaphs can be poetic, sometimes written by poets or authors themselves before dying. The phrase epitaph comes from the Greek phrase epitaphios meaning funeral oration.

What is the epitaph for Beowulf?

Beowulfs epitaph is not explicitly stated in the poem, but it is often interpreted to be the following lines: Lo, the glory of the kings of the people of the Spear-Danes in days of old we have heard tell, how those princes did valorous deeds. This epitaph relates to the Anglo-Saxon belief about life and fame in

For whom does the poet write the epitaph at the end of elegy?

Yet, the epitaph he writes for himself at the end of the poem, reflects a fear of death. Elegy is a renowned English poem, regarded as one of the best of the time, and arguably of all time. It was popular when it was first written and was reprinted many times.

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