Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SONG (17), by JOHN WILMOT Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Your glory phillis is in being loved Last Line: While there remains one sensible or brave Alternate Author Name(s): Rochester, 2d Earl Of | ||||||||
YOUR glory Phillis is in being lov'd but all your charmes consist in loving A cruel beauty never conquering prov'd kind kindl'd flames are the most moving tis A mean harte that to your frown can yeald soften my chaine and keep me still your slave tyrants may force but neer can win the feild while there remains one sensible or brave | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A SONG OF A YOUNG LADY TO HER ANCIENT LOVER by JOHN WILMOT EPITAPH ON CHARLES II by JOHN WILMOT GRECIAN KINDNESS: A SONG by JOHN WILMOT IMPROMPTU ON CHARLES II (2) by JOHN WILMOT INSULTING BEAUTY by JOHN WILMOT LOVE AND LIFE. A SONG by JOHN WILMOT |
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