“Time wears all his locks before,Take thy hold upon his forehead;When he flies he turns no more,And behind his scalp is naked.Works adjourn'd have many stays,Long demurs breed new delays.”
Quote by Robert Southwell
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The Poetical Works of the Rev. Robert Southwell
This volume includes a selection of the religious and devotional poetry written by the Rev. Robert Southwell, a significant figure in English literature of the Jacobean era. Southwell's works are known for their theological depth and poetic beauty, reflecting his religious beliefs and the social and political context of his time. more
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Robert Southwell
Robert Southwell was a prominent English poet of the late 16th century. His poetry, deeply influenced by the Reformation, is notable for its profound religious sentiment and literary skill. more
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