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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EPIGRAM ON THE FIRST OF APRIL, by JOHN WINSTANLEY Poet's Biography First Line: Nature is rising from the dead Last Line: Ah! Chloe, when, my charming fair? Subject(s): April Fool's Day; All Fools' Day | |||
Nature is rising from the dead, Frost and Scythian snows are fled; Boreas to his cavern creeps, And, tired with winter-blust'ring, sleeps. Soft zephyrs from the ocean move, The birthplace of the Queen of Love, And o'er the meadows, hills and dales Play with their sweet reviving gales; Chasing all discontent and care, And ev'ry sadness, but despair. Ah! Chloe, when, my charming fair? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A MERRY HEART: A SONG FOR APRIL FIRST by THELMA LUCILE LULL FANNY'S REMOVAL IN 1714 by JOHN WINSTANLEY MISS BETTY'S SINGING-BIRD by JOHN WINSTANLEY TO THE REVD. MR. - ON HIS DRINKING SEA WATER by JOHN WINSTANLEY AUTUMN by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON A CHANNEL PASSAGE by RUPERT BROOKE ONE POET VISITS ANOTHER by WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES ODE FOR MEMORIAL DAY by PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR OPEN, TIME by LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY MORAL ESSAYS: EPISTLE 4. TO RICHARD BOYLE, EARL BURLINGTON by ALEXANDER POPE |
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