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Donne is ranked with Milton and Ben Jonson and considered their equal in poetic achievements . Indeed , if Metaphy- sical Poetry is obscure and difficult , it is , the moderns argue , because they go deep into life .
Donne is ranked with Milton and Ben Jonson and considered their equal in poetic achievements . Indeed , if Metaphy- sical Poetry is obscure and difficult , it is , the moderns argue , because they go deep into life .
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Abraham Cowley ( 1618-1670 ) was considered in his own life time even greater than Milton . Milton considered Cowley one of the three great English poets , the other two being Shakespeare and Spenser . Cowley is a transitional poet .
Abraham Cowley ( 1618-1670 ) was considered in his own life time even greater than Milton . Milton considered Cowley one of the three great English poets , the other two being Shakespeare and Spenser . Cowley is a transitional poet .
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To summarize the poet's defence of love in the first person : Whatever we are , even though you have considered us as insigni- ficant as flies , my mistress and I are made such by love . In us two , fierceness and gentleness are ...
To summarize the poet's defence of love in the first person : Whatever we are , even though you have considered us as insigni- ficant as flies , my mistress and I are made such by love . In us two , fierceness and gentleness are ...
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General Introduction to the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood | 3 |
CHAPTER XV | 10 |
Poetical Achievements in The Faerie Queene | 29 |
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