A comic one by Thomas Gray ends "Nor all that glisters, gold," and tells of Selima's death in a tub of goldfish.
Andrew Marvell used one of their two chief Roman models for his poem about Cromwell's return from Ireland. A comic one by Thomas Gray ends "Nor all that glisters, gold," and tells of Selima's death in a tub of goldfish. Wordsworth's most famous notes "Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting" and shows "Intimations of Immorality." Another Romantic one ends "Fled is that music—Do I wake or sleep?", and another declares "Beauty is truth, truth beauty." For 10 points, name this lyric form that Keats used to discuss a nightingale and a Grecian Urn.
Andrew Marvell used one of their two chief Roman models for his poem about Cromwell's return from Ireland.
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