In this work, Truth and Beauty are buried in the concluding "Threnos" section while Love and Constancy had died earlier.  In the middle eight stanzas, Reason is confounded by Love while the first five stanzas feature an avian funeral procession. Containing clear references to the metaphysics of Plotinus, it first appeared with several similarly titled poems by other authors appended to Robert Chester's Love's Martyr. Thou
In this work, Truth and Beauty are buried in the concluding "Threnos" section while Love and Constancy had died earlier.  In the middle eight stanzas, Reason is confounded by Love while the first five stanzas feature an avian funeral procession. Containing clear references to the metaphysics of Plotinus, it first appeared with several similarly titled poems by other authors appended to Robert Chester's Love's Martyr. Though dedicated to Sir John Salisbury, many critics believe that the Earl of Essex and Queen Elizabeth I are represented by the titular reptile and mythological creature.  FTP, name this strange poem by that William Shakespeare dude.
In this work, Truth and Beauty are buried in the concluding "Threnos" section while Love and Constancy had died earlier.  
The Phoenix and the Turtle