In one poem by this non-Frost author, he compared his feelings to fire and those of his lover to ice, though they do not temper each other's sentiments.
In one poem by this non-Frost author, he compared his feelings to fire and those of his lover to ice, though they do not temper each other's sentiments. Â This author wrote that "whenas Death shall all the world subdue, / Our love shall live, and later life renew" in a poem in which the speaker's fruitless attempts to write his lover's name in sand are compared to his immortal descriptions of her in verse. Â He wrote a poem "made in lieu of many ornaments, / With which my love should duly have been decked" and a poem for the (*) Somerset sisters that repeats "Sweet Thames, run softly, till I end my song." Â He wrote a cycle of poems about his courtship with Elizabeth Boyle using his namesake type of sonnet. Â For 10 points, name this author of "Prothalamion" and Amoretti who also wrote The Faerie Queene.
In one poem by this non-Frost author, he compared his feelings to fire and those of his lover to ice, though they do not temper each other's sentiments.
Edmund Spenser