In a poem about this attribute, the speaker states that he worked "in liberty's defence, my noble task."
In a poem about this attribute, the speaker states that he worked "in liberty's defence, my noble task." A character with this attribute is said to "need much washing to be touched" by a wrestler who won't fight him because of it. The poem "To Cyriack Skinner" discusses this condition, while another poem about it claims that God's "state is kingly" and refers to "that one talent which is death to hide." That poem about this condition concludes, "They also serve who only stand and wait." A character with this condition crushes his enemies and himself by pulling down a temple in Gaza. For 10 points, name this ailment discussed in "When I consider how my light is spent" that was shared by John Milton and Samson.
In a poem about this attribute, the speaker states that he worked "in liberty's defence, my noble task."
blindness