This poet described how "all day long my heart was in my knee" in a poem about how the addressee'sfavors "and my mind may chime, and mend my rhyme." The speaker urges himself to "forsake thy cage,thy rope of sands" in one of his poems beginning, "I struck the board and cried, 'No more; I will abroad!'"In another poem, this poet of "Denial" told God, "A heart alone is such a stone, as nothing but thy powerdoth cut." He concluded, "if I imp my wing on thine, affliction shall advance the flight in me" in a poemoriginally printed sideways. For 10 points, name this metaphysical poet who included "The Altar" and"Easter Wing
This poet described how "all day long my heart was in my knee" in a poem about how the addressee'sfavors "and my mind may chime, and mend my rhyme." The speaker urges himself to "forsake thy cage,thy rope of sands" in one of his poems beginning, "I struck the board and cried, 'No more; I will abroad!'"In another poem, this poet of "Denial" told God, "A heart alone is such a stone, as nothing but thy powerdoth cut." He concluded, "if I imp my wing on thine, affliction shall advance the flight in me" in a poemoriginally printed sideways. For 10 points, name this metaphysical poet who included "The Altar" and"Easter Wings" in his collection The Temple.
This poet described how "all day long my heart was in my knee" in a poem about how the addressee'sfavors "and my mind may chime, and mend my rhyme."
George Herbert