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| Laura (laura-laurel-laureate) |
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| Invented the "Shakespearean" sonnet form |
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| Wrote his own marriage hymn |
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| Had poems in the first great collection of English lyrics (1557) |
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| Metrically irregular sonnets |
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| First English petrarchist |
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| Wrote emblematic or "shaped" poems |
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| HIs Tudor court poems always scan and are always metrically "correct" |
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| Author of the first successful sonnet sequence in English literature |
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| Astrophil and Stella-- Sidney |
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| Outrageous, even blasphemous "metaphysical conceits" |
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| Greates of the 17th centruy neoclassical poets and rival to Shakespear for his drama |
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| "Inviting a Friend to Supper" |
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| "If this be error and upon me proved/ I never writ, nor no man ever loved" |
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| King Henry VIII (England's amatory "Caesar") |
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| First English neoclassical poet |
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| Courted his second wife during Lent |
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| Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations |
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| Royal figure mocked in that witty "metaphysical" elegy on "America" in the bedroom |
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| Mirreus, Crants, Graius, Phyrgius, Graccus |
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| Virgil's Aeneid, Books 2,4 |
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| Johnson' "best piece of Poetrie" |
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| Catholic processus for sainthood |
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| Spenser-- Shortest day of the year |
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| Defense of Poetry -- Sidney |
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| On a huge hill, cragged and steep, ______ stands |
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| Hoc est corpus meum (sassy parody of Cupid's penetarting darts |
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| Death=our debt to Nature ("my good is dead") |
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