المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة سلطان الشمال (المشاركة 6342089) قصده utopia في المحاضره 14

محاضره 14 :71:
ياسلالام وانا ساحبه عليها

في القرن 16
love is powerful force that creates misery but surpasses the pain to be a worthy endeavor
wyatt
love is apersonified superior entity which must be obeyed
love is his master
even when love retreats in fear from shame the poet still supports him
in my lute,awake ,wyatt addresses love as an illness
iam past remedy

a number of early seventeenth-century poets wrote poems which celebrated particular places or buildings. Probably, the most famous of these are the so-called ‘country-house’ poems which became popular following the publication of Aemilia Lanyer’s

In contrast to Donne (as we have already seen in his poem, A Valediction Forbidding Mourning) stood the writing of Ben Jonson. The Jonsonian tradition was, broadly, that of social verse, written with a Classical clarity and weight and deeply informed by ideals of civilized reasonableness,

astrophil and stella
loves decrees must be followed
surrey and sidney
love can act such as wringing (squeeze or twist
ones heart and giving wounds