The Dark Hills

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"The Dark Hills" is a reflective poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson that contemplates the passage of time and the fading echoes of war against a backdrop of somber, enduring landscapes.

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instanceOf literaryWork
poem
author Edwin Arlington Robinson NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Edwin Arlington Robinson NERFINISHED
focus relationship between time and human conflict
form short poem
genre lyric poetry
reflective poetry
imagery dark hills
landscape as witness to history
language English
literaryMovement American poetry
partOf Edwin Arlington Robinson’s body of work
perspective retrospective view of war
setting hills
settingDescription somber enduring landscapes
subjectMatter quiet after conflict
war remembered from a distance
theme contrast between war and peace
enduring nature
fading echoes of conflict
memory of war
passage of time
transience of human affairs
tone meditative
somber

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