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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LINES ON JAMES THOMSON, THE POET OF NATURE, by UNKNOWN
First Line: Ye who from london smoke and turmoil fly
Last Line: Bidding us prize the favourite scenes he trod, %and view in nature's beauties nature's god
Subject(s): Richmond Park, England; Thomson, James (1700-1748)
First Line: Ye who from london smoke and turmoil fly
Last Line: Bidding us prize the favourite scenes he trod, %and view in nature's beauties nature's god
Subject(s): Richmond Park, England; Thomson, James (1700-1748)
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