Stephen Crane was a 19th-century American poet and novelist. Although his career was relatively short, he passed away at only 29 years old, he wrote numerous interesting works. He inspired authors like Ernest Hemingway during the 20th century.
‘In Heaven’ by Stephen Crane offers a parable-like anecdote that contrasts humility with self-righteous pride. It also challenges religion and those the poet’s speaker deemed hypocritical.
In Heaven,
Some little blades of grass
Stood before God.
“What did you do?”
“Fast Rode the Knight” by Stephen Crane is a story of a zealous “knight” rushing into battle in order to rescue his “lady”.
‘In the Desert’ by Stephen Crane is a popular short poem that presents readers with a strange scenario. The poem speaks on human nature through a disturbing image of self-destruction.
‘Three Little Birds in a Row’ is a short and simple poem by the realistic writer Stephen Crane. Crane is
In this five stanza excerpt from ‘War is Kind’ by Stephen Crane, the poet does not use any pattern of