THE town which Louis bought, Nassau reclaims, And brings instead of bribes avenging flames; Now, Louis, take thy titles from above, Boileau shall sing, and we'll believe thee Jove; Jove gained his mistress with alluring gold, But Jove, like thee, was impotent and old! Active and young did he like William stand, He had stunned the dame, his thunder in his hand. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE BOOK OF THEL by WILLIAM BLAKE MARY AND GABRIEL by RUPERT BROOKE HERMES OF THE WAYS by HILDA DOOLITTLE IN THE SHADOWS: 19 by DAVID GRAY (1838-1861) SONNET TO THE HUNGARIAN NATION by MATTHEW ARNOLD EMBLEMS OF LOVE: 15. RATHER DEEDS THAN WORDS by PHILIP AYRES THE VALLEY OF FERN: PART 1 by BERNARD BARTON |