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The text includes publication and imprint details, followed by a dedication to Mary Campbell in which Campbell’s poetic identity is likened to a fiery, transformative presence, opposed by brutish crowds and priestly condemnation. 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 \nFor That which o'er their cities far-espiedDecreed his spirit like a torch to shine  \nHas fired him with the peacock's flaunting prideWho still would fan his embers to a blazeThough it were but to startle grunting swineOr herds of sleepy cattle to amaze  \nInsulting their dull sense with gorgeous dyes,The matador of truth,he trails his scorn  \nBefore their lowered horns and bloodshot eyes—For never can their stubborn necks be tamedUntil they know how laughter must be borneAnd learn to look on beauty unashamed.  \nEven this were victory,though by his foesOn every side with plunging hoofs beset,Reeling at last beneath their leaden blows,Behind some heap of filth he should be flungWhereon the spider spreads his dusty netAnd the cold viper hatches out her young.  \nBut when the Muse or some as lovely sprite,Friend,lover,wife,in such a form as thine,Thrilling a mortal frame with half her lightAnd choosing for her guise such eyes and hairAs scarcely veil the subterfuge divine,Descends with him his lonely fight to share—  \nHe knows his gods have watched him from afar,And he may take her beauty for a signThat victory attends him as a star,Shaped like a Valkyrie for his delight  \nIn lovely changes through the day to shineAnd be the glory of the long blue night.  \nWhen my spent heart had drummed its own retreat,You rallied the red squadron of my dreams,Turning the crimson rout of their defeatInto a white assault of seraphim  \nInvincibly arrayed with flashing beamsAgainst a night of spectres foul and grim.","cbCaimatKlLcAWjn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimatKlLcAWjn","pdf",2844570,118,"English","# DEDICATION\n## Poetic identity and opposition\n## Condemnation and persecution\n## Muse, companionship, and victory","[{\"question\":\"What is the dedication in Adamastor?\",\"answer\":\"The dedication is addressed to Mary Campbell and praises her as a source of companionship and divine-like presence that supports the poet’s struggle.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the dedication describe Roy Campbell’s poetic persona?\",\"answer\":\"It depicts the poet as a force of words and laughter who emerges despite hostility, persecution, and condemnation from brutal crowds and religious figures.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes does the dedication move toward by the end?\",\"answer\":\"It shifts from oppression and ridicule toward hope and triumph, with dreams rallied into a bright, invincible assault that drives away dark spectres.\"}]","ADAMASTOR - Poems - Dedicated to Mary Campbell | PDF",1790691440,182]