The Flower of the Mind
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He is Venus’ run-away’; from Francis Davison: ‘Her angry eyes are great with tears’; from George Wither: ‘I can go rest On her sweet breast That is the pride of Cynthia’s train’; from Cowley: ‘Return, return, gay planet of mine east’! The poems in which these are cannot make part of the volume, but the citation of the fragments is a relieving act of love. At the very beginning, Skelton’s song to ‘Mistress Margery Wentworth’ had almost taken a place; but its charm is hardly fine enough. If it is necessary to answer the inevitable question in regard to Byron, let me say that in another Anthology, a secondary Anthology, the one in which Gray’s Elegy would have an honourable place, some more of Byron’s lyrics would certainly be found; and except this there is no apology. If the last stanza of the ‘Dying Gladiator’ passage, or the last stanza on the cascade rainbow at Terni, ‘Love watching madness with unalterable mien,’ had been separate poems instead of parts of Childe Harold, they would have been amongst the poems that are here collected in no spirit of arrogance, or of caprice, of diffidence or doubt. The volume closes some time before the middle of the century and the death of Wordsworth. A. M CONTENTS PAGE ANONYMOUS. THE FIRST CAROL 1 SIR WALTER RALEIGH (1552–1618). VERSES BEFORE DEATH 1 EDMUND SPENSER (1553–1599). EASTER 2 FRESH SPRING 2 LIKE AS A SHIP 3 EPITHALAMION 3 JOHN LYLY (1554?–1606). THE SPRING 17 SIR PHILIP SIDNEY (1554–1586). TRUE LOVE 18 THE MOON 18 KISS 19 SWEET JUDGE 19 SLEEP 20 WAT’RED WAS MY WINE 20 THOMAS LODGE (1556–1625). ROSALYND’S MADRIGAL 21 ROSALINE 22 THE SOLITARY SHEPHERD’S SONG 24 ANONYMOUS. I SAW MY LADY WEEP 24 GEORGE PEELE (1558?–1597). FAREWELL TO ARMS 25
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