Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHLOE HUNTING, by SOAME JENYNS Poet's Biography First Line: Whilst thousands court fair chloe's love Last Line: Than we whene'er you fly. Subject(s): Courtship; Hunting; Hunters | ||||||||
Whilst thousands court fair Chloe's love, She fears the dangerous joy, But, Cynthia-like, frequents the grove, As lovely, and as coy. With the same speed she seeks the hind, Or hunts the flying hare, She leaves pursuing swains behind, To languish and despair. Oh, strange caprice in thy dear breast, Whence first this whim began; To follow thus each worthless beast, And shun their sovereign, man! Consider, Fair, what 'tis you do, How thus they both must die, Not surer they when you pursue, Than we whene'er you fly. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE LAMENT OF QUARRY by LEONIE ADAMS KILLDEER by KENNETH SLADE ALLING THE YOUNG FOWLER THAT MISTOOK HIS GAME by PHILIP AYRES A POEM ABOUT THE HOUNDS AND THE HARES by LISEL MUELLER |
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