This author wrote about Sabrina, who frees the Lady from a chair she is bound to, in his masque Comus.
This author wrote about Sabrina, who frees the Lady from a chair she is bound to, in his masque Comus. In another poem, this author refers to himself as an "uncouth swain" and tells of the ruin of "the corrupted clergy," evoking the title shepherd in an elegy for his drowned friend Edward King. This poet describes a "talent" "Lodg'd with me useless" in a poem opening "When I consider how my light is spent," and his best known work contains a debate in Pandemonium involving Moloch and Belial, whose sequel is about the title place "reclaimed." For 10 points, name this blind English poet who wrote Lycidas and Paradise Lost.
This author wrote about Sabrina, who frees the Lady from a chair she is bound to, in his masque Comus.
John {Milton}