Elegy:
An elegy is a poetic form, which mourns the loss of a person or reflects
on mortality.
Characterized by sorrowful and reflective tones, elegies explore themes
of grief, longing, and remembrance.
Traditionally structured, they offer solace and catharsis to both the
poet and reader.
Elegies often evoke vivid imagery and poignant emotions, encapsulating
the essence of loss and the transient nature of life.
Through their lyrical expressions, elegies honor the departed and
provide a space for contemplation and healing. "Elegy Written in a Country
Churchyard" is a renowned poem by Thomas Gray.
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