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Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge

by Arnold Logan

Join Canadian writer, Arnold Logan, as he reads poems he respects & admires.Reach out to the reader at :[email protected]

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  1. Coleridge said

    This Poem by his friend, is the best in the language

  2. A nice compendium

    With one unexpected at the end.

  3. From Pomfret , Swift , Cowper and Blake

    We find war and the future , On which we , like beasties, ruminate.

  4. From Cyril , Cruel earth deformed

    Is expounded upon with uncommon charm

  5. On Prior's gift , all may advance

    Here he extolls, Britain's Defeat of France

  6. Poems of early Israel

    Hebrew poetry translated in the 1930's

  7. Drede Is Skelton

    As he Skewers the Court's minions.

  8. THESE are 8 Psalms

    COMPOSED by King David

  9. Cider 2

    BY a wise son,: John Philips

  10. A rare concession to the world of dirt

    John Philips praises wholesome earth

  11. Of Despair and Libertie , with a touch of Psyche

    Three verses on Fairies , the last emblematic , second nostalgic , and the first of deep moralitee

  12. End and start of a century

    Does Beauty bring you to your knees?

  13. Sans errours extermis

    Here is the Hymn to Venus

  14. Congreve translates

    And shapes words of gods in lyric fire

  15. When Beggars wed kings , we know we see

    How high humanity can aspire to be

  16. of various hard verses

    through sev'real centuries I try to read

  17. Gower Masqued

    Rhymes, fates die as cast.

  18. at 21 , Southey praises woman

    from his volume of early verse , he tells of one Heaven guided nurse.

  19. Three Worthies : formed by the 18th Century

    Three men in a tub, sing: rub-a dub, dub.

  20. WIth Waller, and Johnson, and kind Will

    May you find your odd twenty filled

  21. The Master doth here present a debate

    As to , who rules the world, in love not from hate.

  22. From Rawlinson's manuscript

    And from various women and men's voices

  23. The crux of modernity

    with erudition and imagination Henry Moore perceives what Einstein proved

  24. IN our Language , two most influential poets

    One from Heaven, one from earth Inspire mankind by sweet verse.

  25. The two G's

    From Earth's woes free

  26. the Swift has returned

    A Prince amongst the Learned

  27. the best of the West

    Ay, let none protest!

  28. Crabbe's last tale

    and an end note from Herbert

  29. Hints from a transformed tree, tales of flower and birdie

    and over a half of one Clifford's mythic story

  30. Closer

    When ?

  31. IN Dryden , a wide discussion reigns

    We'll not know his like again

  32. late in the 17th : two wits side by side

    wrote verse that will survive

  33. FROM A DIM PAST TO DREAMS HATCHED

    They lie side by side /Dear Ovid and sweet Poe whose music thrives/ who'd guess shook hands , Odso

  34. honour the season with song and sonnet

    16th to 19th C : a few tasty treats

  35. Vibrations of Wordsworth

    some of the rarer sort

  36. the world created , translated :Not that one ; one pagan explication of the human sink

    Hear this Roman host , from Ovid's best , through Dryden's ghost

  37. The wit's playfellow

    And Pope's fine friend , speaks here of those light years , and then of the end.

  38. Many sweets

    We visit , an original partly copied : and some loving practitioners of Poetry

  39. from Marlowe's quill and Keat's lovin' skills

    For Ovid and Endymion , we hear a new begin'on

  40. 17th and 19th C ,, see the abilities

    Of Rochester and of Keats : some verse you may find neat , and of the first most indiscreet , but of the latter do ye know , he died from his kindness , by a cold blow

  41. Ole Defoe , of England, great

    does the hypocrite excoriate, Did he write this from Newgate?

  42. From David

    Feelings strong ; also strange?

  43. TO TEST Robert Browning's reason for why he published them

    Let' us compare apples with oranges , ah hem

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Join Canadian writer, Arnold Logan, as he reads poems he respects & admires.Reach out to the reader at :[email protected]

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How many episodes does Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge have?

Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge has 136 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on April 8, 2024.

What is Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge about?

Join Canadian writer, Arnold Logan, as he reads poems he respects & admires.Reach out to the reader at :[email protected]

How often does Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge release new episodes?

Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge publishes weekly, based on its 136 episodes since January 2021.

Who hosts Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge?

Classic Verse: King David to Coleridge is created and hosted by Arnold Logan.
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