FTP identify this figure who is invoked, both "to the Glowworms" and "against Gardens," in some poems by Andrew Marvell.
The first work featuring this character describes discoveries and notes that: "another world was searched through the oceans new/ to find the marvel of Peru." The speaker then explains that a new obsession of the "Luxurious man," surely a reference to "tulip mania," threatens to dispel the "wild and fragrant innocence" of willing nature. In another this figure addresses "country comets" and tells them not to waste "courteous lights." Featured in a total of four poems, [*] one of them finds this figure, "once the true survey of all these meadows fresh and gray," mourning the loss of his love, Juliana, who did to his thoughts and him what he does to the grass. FTP identify this figure who is invoked, both "to the Glowworms" and "against Gardens," in some poems by Andrew Marvell.
The first work featuring this character describes discoveries and notes that: "another world was searched through the oceans new/ to find the marvel of Peru."
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