The speaker sings of this concept's "trans-shifting" before describing "how roses first came red" in the poem "The Argument of His Book."
The speaker sings of this concept's "trans-shifting" before describing "how roses first came red" in the poem "The Argument of His Book." In the poem "Corinna's Going a-Maying", the speaker implores the addressee to "take the harmless folly of" this concept. The speaker of another poem urges his addressee to help him "devour" this concept "like amorous birds of prey." That poem warns that this concept's "winged (*) chariot" is "hurrying near." While this is "still a-flying," the speaker of another poem entreats "Gather ye rosebuds, while ye may." In the first stanza of Andrew Marvell's "To His Coy Mistress," the speaker considers the case in which he had "but world enough and" this thing. For 10 points, Robert Herrick advised virgins to "make much of" what concept?
The speaker sings of this concept's "trans-shifting" before describing "how roses first came red" in the poem "The Argument of His Book."
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