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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EPIGRAM: SELF-KNOWLEDGE, by JOHN OWEN Poet's Biography First Line: When little more than boy in age Last Line: For ignorance, almost a child. | |||
WHEN little more than boy in age, I deemed myself almost a sage; But now seem worthier to be styled, For ignorance, almost a child. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...COMFORT FOR WALKERS by JOHN OWEN EPIGRAM: ON ONE IGNORANT AND ARROGANT by JOHN OWEN EPIGRAM: PRUDENT SIMPLICITY by JOHN OWEN EPIGRAM: RETALIATION by JOHN OWEN EPIGRAM: SUNSET AND SUNRISE by JOHN OWEN EPIGRAM: TO A FRIEND IN DISTRESS by JOHN OWEN ON A LITIGIOUS DEBTOR by JOHN OWEN ON A NEW-CREATED NOBLE by JOHN OWEN ON HIS CANDID AND UNCANDID READERS by JOHN OWEN |
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