Home was calm, ordered, serene, fully and dramatically adult.
Two other poems dating from the first half of the 1850s draw a contrast between the world as it is and a more peaceful alternative, variously eternity or a serene imaginative order.
Elsewhere, the more familiar black and white images add up to a signature of sorts, both breathtaking and serene in the ordered world they evoke.
Its cocktail of catchy, demotic idiom and serene grief, together with the ordering of its four-in-one movements, paired well with the Mahler.
The CIA's counterterrorism team looked into the face of the man whose death they had ordered, pale and serene now in his crude wood coffin, his head resting on a pillow strewn with marigolds.
But we all knew there was a pecking order, and I was serene in the knowledge that I was at the top.
DALLAS — When you approach the new $185 million Perot Museum of Nature and Science, which opens here on Saturday, it is clear that you are not being led into a serene temple, where a harmonious cosmic order is going to be revealed.
The artist requests all visitors power off their mobile devices while aboard the library in order to cultivate a serene, quiet space.
Was it the large screen to the west that featured, in short order, a vigorously nodding Nancy Grace, a serene-looking Newt Gingrich, an ad for JDate and then one for ChristianMingle?
This transition is realised over the course of the stormy virtuoso cadenza, where the recurring appearance of a series of harmonics is the means to realising a more natural order, calmer and enlightened, if not actually serene.
