Finish the quote
The vain _______ hath ______ me so sore.
travail/weried
Your talking quite fits 'ee for high compa-ny!
The Ruined Maid
She Walks in Beauty
Lord Byron
When wearied with a world of Woe,
Alliteration
Scottish Romantic poet
Robert Burns
Wherein could this ____ ______ be, Except in that ____ which it ______ from thee?
flea/guilty/drop/sucked
Set her on my pacing steed
La Belle Dame sans Merci.
The Garden of Love
William Blake
Times winged Charriot
Metaphor
Died of TB at a young age
John Keats
Lady it is already _____ And 'twas ____ _____ I swore to thee
morn/last night
thy breath was shed
Non Sum Qualis Eram Bonae sub Regno Cynarae
The Scrutiny
Richard Lovelace
Peace, Enjoyment, Love and Pleasure!-
Abstract nouns
Critical of organised religion, also made printings of his poems.
William Blake
A ______ was built in the _____ Where I used to ____ on the _____
chapel/midst/play/green
Love lingered numb
At an Inn
A Song (Absent from thee)
John Wilmot Earl of Rochester
Let me not to the marriage of true mindes
Iambic pentameter
Metaphysical poet who uses a conceit
John Donne
And all that's best of ____ and _____ Meet in her _____ and her ____
dark/bright/aspect/eyes
a vestige of the thoughts that once I had
Remember
Thomas Hardy
She walks in beauty, like the night
Iambic tetrameter
Left his second best bed to his wife
William Shakespeare