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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ATTACH TO ALPHONSO FERRABOSCO'S 'AIRS': TO THE WORTHY AUTHOR, by THOMAS CAMPION Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Music's rich master and the offspring
Last Line: Beyond thine own deserts can never raise thee.
Subject(s): Ferrabosco, Alphonso (1575-1628)
First Line: Music's rich master and the offspring
Last Line: Beyond thine own deserts can never raise thee.
Subject(s): Ferrabosco, Alphonso (1575-1628)
MUSIC'S rich master and the offspring
Of rich music's father,
Old Alfonso's image living,
These fair flowers you gather
Scatter through the British soil;
Give thy fame free wing,
And gain the merit of thy toil.
We whose loves affect to praise thee,
Beyond thine own deserts can never raise thee.
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