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landscape with the fall of icarus

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English

 

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August 20, 2013

 

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Icarus, the young boy who ignored his father's warnings, soared too near the hot sun, melted his waxen wings, and perished. But the world of the painting coldly progresses, a cynical commentary on a cold world that turns its back on this quiet display of human suffering. The loss of an arrogant little boy who caused his own demise means little to poor laborers preoccupied with their own respective struggles for survival...
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The loss of an arrogant little boy who caused his own demise means little to poor laborers preoccupied with their own respective struggles for survival. William Carlos Williams' poem titled "Landscape with the fall of Icarus" is in the tercets style of writing which consist of three-line groups and each line has no more than four words...
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