One poem by this man describes how "the same arts that did gain a power, must it maintain" and is about a ruler that "could not cease in the inglorious arts of peace."
This man's name is invoked in a work that describes "Lebanon fade out and Crete, / high through the clouds and overblown." One poem by this man describes how "the same arts that did gain a power, must it maintain" and is about a ruler that "could not cease in the inglorious arts of peace." He wrote one of the first country house poems, Upon Appleton House and a poem in style of Horace about Oliver Cromwell. In another work, he claims "The grave's a fine and private place" and mentions how "my vegetable love should grow." For 10 points, name this author that began one of his poems "Had we but world enough and time," the author of To His Coy Mistress.
This man's name is invoked in a work that describes "Lebanon fade out and Crete, / high through the clouds and overblown.
Andrew {Marvell}