Influenced by classical Roman poetry, many  of his works were set to music, such as "Delight in Disorder," while his chief work, _Hesperides_, included a group of 1200 religious poems, "His Noble Numbers."
In 1647, he was deprived of his position as Dean Prior of Devonshire because of his Royalist sympathies, but was reinstated after the restoration. Influenced by classical Roman poetry, many  of his works were set to music, such as "Delight in Disorder," while his chief work, _Hesperides_, included a group of 1200 religious poems, "His Noble Numbers." FTP, name this Cavalier poet who wrote the line, "Gather ye rosebuds while ye may."
In 1647, he was deprived of his position as Dean Prior of Devonshire because of his Royalist sympathies, but was reinstated after the restoration.
Robert {Herrick}