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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE POET, by THOMAS RANDOLPH Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: From witty men and mad
Last Line: A witty man, or one that's out of's wits.
First Line: From witty men and mad
Last Line: A witty man, or one that's out of's wits.
FROM witty men and mad
All poetry conception had.
No sires but these will poetry admit:
Madness or wit.
This definition poetry doth fit:
It is witty madness, or mad wit.
Only these two poetic heat admits:
A witty man, or one that's out of's wits.
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