An eleven-line poem, its writer labeled it a "curtal sonnet.
An eleven-line poem, its writer labeled it a "curtal sonnet." The eighth line contains the aside "who knows how?", while the fifth refers to the "fold, fallow, and plough" which have "plotted and (*) pieced" the landscape. Ending "praise him," this poem lists "rose-moles," and "finches wings" as some of the "dappled things" that God should be glorified for. For 10 points— name this poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins.
An eleven-line poem, its writer labeled it a "curtal sonnet.
"Pied Beauty"