A Chant - Procter, Adelaide Anne
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"Chant" is a reflective poem written by Adelaide Anne Procter, an English poet and philanthropist of the 19th century. Born in 1825, Procter was known for her works that often addressed social issues and displayed a deep empathy for the less fortunate. In "Chant," Procter likely presents a meditative and contemplative piece, as the term "chant" suggests a rhythmic and melodic quality to the verses. The poem might encompass themes such as introspection, spirituality, or reflections on the human condition. Adelaide Anne Procter's poetry often carried a moral and humanitarian tone, reflecting her…mehr

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"Chant" is a reflective poem written by Adelaide Anne Procter, an English poet and philanthropist of the 19th century. Born in 1825, Procter was known for her works that often addressed social issues and displayed a deep empathy for the less fortunate. In "Chant," Procter likely presents a meditative and contemplative piece, as the term "chant" suggests a rhythmic and melodic quality to the verses. The poem might encompass themes such as introspection, spirituality, or reflections on the human condition. Adelaide Anne Procter's poetry often carried a moral and humanitarian tone, reflecting her commitment to social causes. As the daughter of Bryan Procter, a notable poet of his time, she was immersed in literary circles and became a respected voice in her own right. To fully appreciate "Chant" and Procter's body of work, one may explore her broader collection of poems. Her writing, characterized by its emotional depth and social consciousness, contributes to the rich landscape of Victorian poetry.
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Adelaide Anne Procter, née le 30 octobre 1825 à Londres et morte dans cette même ville le 2 février 1864, est une poétesse, éditrice et philanthrope britannique.