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One line from this poem titles a novel about Beaumont, who idolizes Colonel Fort; that novel is by Robert Penn Warren. In this poem, the speaker suggests, "let us roll all our strength and all / our sweetness up into one ball," and, like "birds of prey," "at once our time devour." The speaker's "vegetable love should grow vaster / than empires, and more slow." The speaker claims, "worms shall try / that long preserved virginity" and mentions the death of his lust, while he hears "Time's winged chariot hurrying near." For 10 points, name this poem beginning "Had we but world enough, and time," by Andrew Marvell.
One line from this poem titles a novel about Beaumont, who idolizes Colonel Fort; that novel is by Robert Penn Warren.
"To His {Coy Mistress}"