Verses Left by Mr. Pope poem – Alexander Pope

A poem by Alexander Pope (1688-1744) , the greatest English poet of “Augustan” or Georgian period

With no poetic ardour fir’d

I press the bed where Wilmot lay;

That here he lov’d, or here expir’d,

Begets no numbers grave or gay.

Beneath thy roof, Argyle, are bred

Such thoughts as prompt the brave to lie

Stretch’d out in honour’s nobler bed,

Beneath a nobler roof – the sky.

Such flames as high in patriots burn,

Yet stoop to bless a child or wife;

And such as wicked kings may mourn,

When freedom is more dear than life.

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• Ode To A Harmonica by Poetry In English
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• Yours & Mine poem – Alice Fulton by Poetry In English
• Woman In Front Of Poster Of Herself poem – Alice Notley by Poetry In English
• Velocity Of Money poem – Allen Ginsberg by Poetry In English
• The White Cliffs by Poetry In English
• The Next Chance by Poetry In English
• The Melancholy of Birth by Poetry In English
• The islands of happiness by Poetry In English
• The Internet Romance by Poetry In English
• The End of the World by Poetry In English
• The Terms In Which I Think Of Reality poem – Allen Ginsberg by Poetry In English
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