Again, the main theme of Norman's poetry is war but what differentiate it from English one is the way Normans deal with this theme. Song of Roland is the most great war poem. It is anonymous poem which deals with the theme of war. In this respect, Songs of Roland are similar to Beowulf but the coming from Battle of Malden and Beowulf to the song of Roland is like the coming from darkness to light. The difference between English and French poetry comes from the difference of minds and spirits but most important from the two languages. The difference is also in the ways of life. Normans have enjoyed their life dr

The fist important historical book speaks of those legends is Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Britons. It speaks about Brutus the father of Britons as a heroic leader of a superior power who planned to combine Scotland, Ireland, Island, and Sweden. He defeated the Anglo-Saxon and the legend made him the grandson of Aeneas the classical hero. The French literature is more interested in the classical origins than Christian ones.

So, French will start gradually to use English language and English will start gradually to use French language. Two centuries later English will try to imitate the same clarity and whiteness of French poetry. In fact, French poetry is more joyful and splendor than the English one. But before they leave from England, Normans will cry a lot they will cry for the love of this life for the death of their joyful life. French people as a whole used to cry too much they cried out of nostalgia. They are cut of their countries. The English poetry cries as will, but the kind and the motive of cry are different. French doesn't stop there; they are always ready to begin a new start. English people couldn't do this; they lack faith in

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