This poet wrote about how "imprisoned larks escape and fly" when a "young bird-catcher" swept "off his tall hat to the squire's own daughter" in "Love Without Hope."
This poet wrote about how "imprisoned larks escape and fly" when a "young bird-catcher" swept "off his tall hat to the squire's own daughter" in "Love Without Hope." He wrote "Love may be blind, but Love at least / Knows what is man and what mere beast," and quipped in another poem about how speech will "chill the angry day" and "dull the rose's cruel scent." The line "Be gone, have done!"  ends his poem "Down, Wanton, Down!" and he wrote that "Children are dumb to say how hot the day is" in "The Cool Web." To begin another poem, he famously wrote "all saints revile her, and all sober men," and he collaborated with Joshua Podro on The Nazarene Gospel Restored. FTP, name this English poet who wrote the autobiography Goodbye to All That, and wrote a "historical grammar of the language of poetic myth" in his study The White Goddess.
This poet wrote about how "imprisoned larks escape and fly" when a "young bird-catcher" swept "off his tall hat to the squire's own daughter" in "Love Without Hope."
Robert Graves