Alexander Pope was harshly critical of this poet even though, as Samuel Johnson pointed out, Pope plagiarized some of his lines.
This poet addressed "well meaning readers!" at the beginning of a poem about a woman with a seraphim beside her. Alexander Pope was harshly critical of this poet even though, as Samuel Johnson pointed out, Pope plagiarized some of his lines. This author was honored by Thomas Car in a poem based on an anagram of his name, though Car had to add an "e" to the end of his name to make the anagram work. This poet wrote "the modest water saw its God, and blushed" to describe the wedding at Cana in a book of Latin (*) epigrams. "The Flaming Heart" is one of three poems he wrote in honor of St. Teresa of Avila. For 10 points, name this Catholic metaphysical poet who wrote collections like Epigrammaticum Sacrorum Liber and Steps to the Temple.
This poet addressed "well meaning readers!" at the beginning of a poem about a woman with a seraphim beside her.
Richard Crashaw