Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ODE TO MISS HOYLAND: MISS HOYLAND IS COY, by THOMAS CHATTERTON Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Ah! Hoyland, empress of my heart Last Line: And make thy baker blest? Subject(s): Hearts; Love; Passion; Pleasure | ||||||||
AH! Hoyland, empress of my heart, When will thy breast admit the dart, And own a mutual flame? When, wandering in the myrtle groves, Shall mutual pleasures seal our loves Pleasures without a name? Thou greatest beauty of the sex, When will the little god perplex The mansions of thy breast? When wilt thou own a flame as pure As that seraphic souls endure, And make thy Baker blest? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE TRIP FROM CALIFORNIA by KENNETH KOCH GIVE BACK, GIVE BACK by MARVIN BELL THE GAIETY OF FORM by ROBERT BLY DEDICATION IN THESE DAY by HAYDEN CARRUTH THE OPEN HAPPENS IN THE MIDST OF BEINGS; MARTIN HEIDEGGER by NORMAN DUBIE UNHOLY SONNET: 25 by MARK JARMAN AELLA: MINSTREL'S MARRIAGE-SONG by THOMAS CHATTERTON |
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