One collection by him "wisheth the Well-Wishing Adventurer in setting forth", and was published by "T.T."
This poet asks the reader to mourn two enamored creatures who "fled/ In a mutual flame from hence" in The Phoenix and the Turtle. One collection by him "wisheth the Well-Wishing Adventurer in setting forth", and was published by "T.T." He described the violation of Collatine's wife by [*] Tarquin in his narrative poem Lucrece, and a boy who refuses to kiss the goddess of love gets gored by a boar in his Venus and Adonis. Another poem asks, "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" For 10 points, name this poet who claimed his "mistress's eyes are nothing like the sun" in one of his 154 sonnets, and who also wrote The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
This poet asks the reader to mourn two enamored creatures who "fled/
William {Shakespeare}