This author repeats the refrain "Not there, not there, my child" in a poem where "beyond the clouds, and beyond the tomb" is revealed to be the location of "The Better Land."
This author repeats the refrain "Not there, not there, my child" in a poem where "beyond the clouds, and beyond the tomb" is revealed to be the location of "The Better Land." This poet asks the "Crown'd of Rome" "art thou not / Happy in that glorious lot?" in a poem that compares its title character to "She that makes the humblest hearth / Lovely but to one on earth." This author of "Corinne at the Capitol" asked for "hearts of native proof [to] be rear'd / To guard each hallow'd wall" in a poem that was parodied by adding the word (*) "Stately" to its title by Noel Coward. In this woman's best-known poem, "the noblest thing that perished" on board a ship "Was that young faithful heart," a boy who calls out to his dead father while standing at his post "on the burning deck;" that poem concerns the explosion of the Orient during the Battle of the Nile. For 10 points, name this 19th-century female poet of "The Homes of England" and "Casabianca."
This author repeats the refrain "Not there, not there, my child" in a poem where "beyond the clouds, and beyond the tomb" is revealed to be the location of "The Better Land."
Felicia Hemans