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Holy Sonnets
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The Holy Sonnets—also known as the Divine Meditations or Divine Sonnets—are a series of nineteen poems by the English poet John Donne (1572–1631). The
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On August 2 he climbs to the summit of Ben Nevis, on which he writes a sonnet . 10 June – first performance of the opera Rob Roy MacGregor, William Henry
Anna Seward
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the correspondence, her sonnets display more intense emotion, such as Sonnet 10 ("Honora, shou'd that cruel time arrive"), which describes feelings of
Lady Hester Pulter
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speculated that the family had a strong connection to John Milton through his Sonnet 10 which addresses Hester's sister, Margaret Ley, to a small degree, while
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beauteous roof to ruinate/Which to repair should be thy chief desire." (Sonnet 10 , lines 7–8) And "who lets so fair a house fall to decay?" (Sonnet 13,
José Martí
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a fictional country called Nubia which struggles for liberation. His sonnet "10 de Octubre", later to become one of his most famous poems, was also written
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Barnes sets up a consolation for the lack of sexual success that [his sonnet '10 :15 Saturday Night'] recounts, a consolation that is arguably implicit
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Death as a gluttonous monster. In the poem, she refers to Donne's Holy Sonnet 10 , which starts with the famous line, "Death be not proud". Russell argues
Anna Seward bibliography
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(1799) (100 sonnets, 26 odes, Volume III of Scott edition, pp. 122–222) Sonnet 10 . To Honora Sneyd. [Honora, shou’d that cruel time arrive] 1773 HONORA
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Epic Journey Inside the Center of Color" – 6:32 "Ruby Red Largo - A Sonnet " – 10 :52 Wadada Leo Smith – trumpet Milford Graves – drums, percussion Bill