More notably, he wrote "That joyes so ripe, so little keepe" in a song set to music by Henry Lewes, "To Amarantha; that she would dishevel her haire," and addressed a poem beginning "Tell me not (Sweet) I am unkind" to another woman.
This author concluded "Since all must judge you more unkind / I starve your body, you my mind," in his poem "The Fair Beggar." This poet wrote "Thus richer then untempted Kings are we / That asking nothing, nothing need" in an ode addressed to Charles Cotton, "The Grasshopper." More notably, he wrote "That joyes so ripe, so little keepe" in a song set to music by Henry Lewes, "To Amarantha; that she would dishevel her haire," and addressed a poem beginning "Tell me not (Sweet) I am unkind" to another woman. FTP, name this Cavalier poet, who wrote "Stone walls do not a prison make, Nor iron bars a cage" in "To Althea, from Prison."
This author concluded "Since all must judge you more unkind / I starve your body, you my mind," in his poem "The Fair Beggar."
Richard {Lovelace}