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elegy

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(EL-eh-gee), nounA lament for the dead.“Modern ELEGIES tend to be unconvincing because the poet so clearly believes in the immortality that an ELEGY traditionally claims for its subject.” – Edward Mendelson, Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Colombia University

Front	elegy
Back	(EL-eh-gee), noun A lament for the dead. “Modern ELEGIES tend to be unconvincing because the poet so clearly believes in the immortality that an ELEGY traditionally claims for its subject.” – Edward Mendelson, Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Colombia University

Elegy El Eh Gee Noun Lament Dead Modern Tend Unconvincing