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What is the tone of "Psalm of Life"? (author's attitude to subject)

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What is the tone of "Psalm of Life"? (author's attitude to subject)

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What is Longfellow's message? (His theme)

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What is Longfellow's message? (His theme)

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What does L mean here? Let us, then be u and doing,/ With a heart for any fate" (lines 33-34).

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What does L mean here? Let us, then be u and doing,/ With a heart for any fate" (lines 33-34).

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How might "A forlorn and shipwrecked brother" be affected by the "footprints" we leave behind, according to L? What does he mean?

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How might "A forlorn and shipwrecked brother" be affected by the "footprints" we leave behind, according to L? What does he mean?

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If we "make our lives sublime/...departing" we will "leave behind us/ Footprints on the sands of time" (lines 26-28). What do the "footprints" symbolize?

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If we "make our lives sublime/...departing" we will "leave behind us/ Footprints on the sands of time" (lines 26-28). What do the "footprints" symbolize?

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What does L mean here? "Lives of great men all remind us/We can make our lives sublime" (line 26).

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What does L mean here? "Lives of great men all remind us/We can make our lives sublime" (line 26).

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Explain this sage advice: "Act, --act in the living Present!/ Heart within and God o'erhead! (23).

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Explain this sage advice: "Act, --act in the living Present!/ Heart within and God o'erhead! (23).

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Explain this sage advice: "Let the dead Past bury its dead!" (line 22).

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Explain this sage advice: "Let the dead Past bury its dead!" (line 22).

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What does L mean here? "Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant!" (line 21).

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What does L mean here? "Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant!" (line 21).

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What is L warning his readers about? "Art is long, and Time is fleeting,/ And our hearts, though stout and brave/ Still, like muffled drums, are breathing/Funeral marches to the grave" (13-16).

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What is L warning his readers about? "Art is long, and Time is fleeting,/ And our hearts, though stout and brave/ Still, like muffled drums, are breathing/Funeral marches to the grave" (13-16).

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Why does L compare life to a "bivouac"? (line 18).

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Why does L compare life to a "bivouac"? (line 18).

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What advice does L offer here? "Be not like dumb, driven cattle!/ Be a hero in strife!" (lines19-20).

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What advice does L offer here? "Be not like dumb, driven cattle!/ Be a hero in strife!" (lines19-20).

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According to L, how should readers live? "Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,/ Is our destined end or way;/ But to act, that each tomorrow/ Find us farther than today" (lines 9-12).

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According to L, how should readers live? "Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,/ Is our destined end or way;/ But to act, that each tomorrow/ Find us farther than today" (lines 9-12).

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 What does L mean here? "Life is real! Life is earnest!" (line 5).

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 What does L mean here? "Life is real! Life is earnest!" (line 5).

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The title is a biblical allusion. Explain.

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The title is a biblical allusion. Explain.

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What does L mean here? "[T]he soul is dead that slumbers" (line 1).

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What does L mean here? "[T]he soul is dead that slumbers" (line 1).