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This Poem by his friend, is the best in the language
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We find war and the future ,
On which we , like beasties, ruminate.
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Three verses on Fairies , the last emblematic , second nostalgic , and the first of deep moralitee
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from his volume of early verse ,
he tells of one Heaven guided nurse.
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As to , who rules the world, in love not from hate.
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with erudition and imagination
Henry Moore perceives what Einstein proved
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One from Heaven, one from earth
Inspire mankind by sweet verse.
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They lie side by side /Dear Ovid and sweet Poe
whose music thrives/ who'd guess shook hands , Odso
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Hear this Roman host , from Ovid's best , through Dryden's ghost
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And Pope's fine friend , speaks here of those light years , and then of the end.
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We visit , an original partly copied : and some loving practitioners of Poetry
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Of Rochester and of Keats : some verse you may find neat , and of the first most indiscreet , but of the latter do ye know , he died from his kindness , by a cold blow
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does the hypocrite excoriate,
Did he write this from Newgate?
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One of Geo.Herbert and David's first ten Psalms
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The travel game can seem vain,
Still, Herbert and E.B.B never art.
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ONE SONG TO LOVE from Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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fortune and love : Hypocrisy and duds. Simplicity rewarded by Heaven above
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the songs to Roscommon's pen , such fine eulogies are , I faint through them to wend.
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Shenstone and Mallet : their words are carved on paper of granite
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to hear Verse characters: like Denham, Dyer, Granville and Lytellton
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Alongside some songs , some scurrilous , some scandalous & salacious.
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More from the Master of two arts: Sweet& bitter: W. Blake
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A parable, a sonnet cycle , a song and Shakepeare's 89th.
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"They were thrust down and unable to arise"
From the songs composed in the court of David in Jerusalem
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A mess of Pottage for FEBRUARE (Spencer's Febuary ) ; and a touch of Ovid, by Merlin Marlow excavated.
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Im bad : one more translation but its by Marlowe; who could resist that?
Plus : bonus apearances by the Great SpenStar , and the Donnybrook of Christian Loue :
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Hear whate'er Dryden saw ,as he in secret arbour lay
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"how dull and how insensible a beast
Is man, who yet would lord it over the rest"
Dryden
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Mellifluous author: Chaucer's
Hous of Fame
Abrupt ending but will continue nexte weeke
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THE INSIGHTS OF REV. MOORE AND R. BLAIR
FORMED AMONG TOMBS , AMIDST THE NIGHT AIR
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Its Mitchell that has win it!
WITH HIS SATIRE AND PRAISE
FOR MERIT THAT OUTSHINES THE DAY
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from the 1720's : Sev'ral Jousts from fine refine'd Gulliver's father clouting contemporarie's long snouts
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From the 4th book of Ovid's; Metamorphoses .
In the vaunted verse of the assured 1520's translation by Arthur Golding.
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"Slaughter offerings of RIghteousness".
Psalm 4
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Praise from Pomfret . Wisdom from Young . From the earls of Rochester and Roscommon ; two tributes; respectively, to a Princess and to a dog.
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Falconer ,Hughes and Shenstone: Mallet , Butler.
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From the last prose writer an exploring on a relevant topic ,and, then back to Donne dressing his thought and heart in prose
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LAMENTS OF CHAUCER, FAULKE GREVILLE, THOMAS WATSON,. CAPPED WITH ONE OF HAPPINESS BY ANON.
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SIr Philip SIdney, AND a bite from Chaucer, Praise from John Skelton
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" Beastly Skelton"
Pope
Plus some:
' poetry of good manners'
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We dream of life, friendship, love , winter and the fair breast and golden tresses of a Polish Laura
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from : Spain, Sweden ; from Italy and proud Portugal and more : some rarest sonnets
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ballads, songs, laments:
Scott,Congreave,and Anon.
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From Duffy back to Herrick, no Heretick to love or God
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HERE FOR YOU, ARE TWO OF THE GREAT MEN WHOSE NAMES START WITH S.
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two from both Swift and Mitchell , that they did compose
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MItchell to Blake: with roadhouse visits upon path
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If Grey beath light of thy Eye. Then plesance taketh from sweete Thomas; hear as I crie
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Herein hidden lies a mysterious hint of the name: Dumbledore .
and we meet Satan's incestuous spawn
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Here be some West country versifiers :
1650-1880
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On a whim, I chose a water theme in verses exposed to the public in : The Bells
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from Faeries to a tribute to Beaumont and Fletcher . lastly a sweet sonnet
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the shortest yet, one verse by the eminent James Hogg
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Here are some early songs and one more famous from Songs of innocence
