This poem foretells the ruin of the "corrupted Clergy then in the height of power.
This poem foretells the ruin of the "corrupted Clergy then in the height of power." It cites classical and British mythology in a pastoral poem in the context of the title ship's sinking. A dirge sung by a single voice, or monody, for ten points, name this poem recalling the drowning of the poet's close friend, Edward King, on August 10, 1637 in the Irish Sea, by John Milton.
This poem foretells the ruin of the "corrupted Clergy then in the height of power.
{Lycidas}