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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
UPON AN EUNUCH; A POET, by ANDREW MARVELL Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Deem not that thou art barren, though, forlorn
Last Line: And echo nurse thy words, a tuneful race.
Subject(s): Enuchs; Poetry & Poets
First Line: Deem not that thou art barren, though, forlorn
Last Line: And echo nurse thy words, a tuneful race.
Subject(s): Enuchs; Poetry & Poets
Deem not that thou art barren, though, forlorn,
Thou plunge no sickle in the virgin corn,
And, mateless, hast no part in our sweet curse.
Fame shall be ever pregnant by thy verse;
The vocal Sisters nine thou shalt embrace,
And Echo nurse thy words, a tuneful race.
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