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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON WINTER (IN IMITATION OF AN EPISTLE BY AMBROSE PHILIPS), by MARY LEAPOR Poet's Biography First Line: What pictures now shall wanton fancy bring? Last Line: And how can phoebus, who the muse refines, %smooth the dull numbers when he seldom shines Subject(s): Philips, Ambrose (1674-1749) | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...LINES IN CONCLUSION OF A SATIRE by ALEXANDER POPE MACER: A CHARACTER by ALEXANDER POPE THE THREE GENTLE SHEPHERDS by ALEXANDER POPE "ON A YOUNG LADY'S FAVOURITE CAT, SELS." by ANONYMOUS SHOE-HEEL; A RHAPSODY, SELS. by JOSEPH+(1) MITCHELL ODE TO DAPHNIS A PUPPY, PLAYING WITH MIRTILLA IN BED, SELS. by JOHN STACIE CHRISTMAS BOX FOR NAMBY PAMBY, SELS. by JONATHAN SWIFT COPY OF VERSES UPON TWO CELEBRATED MODERN POETS by JONATHAN SWIFT ADVICE TO SOPHRONIA by MARY LEAPOR |
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