1. Hardy
... fact that the person he had lived with for so long will no be standing at the end of the alley or ride "Along the beetling Beeny Crest,- These lines force the reader to confront his pain and his regret for not appreciating the simple times he and his wife shared. But it also asks whether Hardy is upset about not ... happens afterwards. Hardy says there is no philosophy behind his work and he is merely jotting down his perceptions or "fugitive impressions." In "Your Last Drive" the scene is Emma driving (or riding) past the spot she will be buried just eight days later. From this Hardy w...
- Word Count: 1972
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: High School