Pale Orb of the Moon He was called to his duties; To five other planets, their circles are prescribed, rotations and aspects Into six parts, four and three And oppositions that promise Trouble, and terms

Here I am showing two of my favorite poet's poem's questions. John Donne he wrote many plays & poems in English literature he is victorian ages poet. John milton another favorite name of English literature

„Noch bleibt genug zu wissen und zu forschen. Doch Kenntnis ist wie Speis´ und braucht nicht minder Der Mäßigung der Esslust, um zu kennen Das Maß von dem, was wohl die Seele fasst; Bedrückt vom Übermaß

PARADISE LOST BOOK I. Of Mans First Disobedience, and the Fruit Of that Forbidden Tree, whose mortal tast Brought Death into the World, and all our woe, With loss of EDEN, till one greater Man Restore

Part 1 of Paradise Lost– An Epic Poem Part 2 of Paradise Lost– An Epic Poem John Milton lived through a most tumultuous period in English history. He saw in his youth the procession of events and tensions

We saw in Part 1 that the poets Robert Burns and William Blake, each in his own right a giant of English/Scottish literature, found that their sympathies in the poem Paradise Lost lay with the Adversary

When this epic poem was deemed relevant to one’s life and culture by that sliver of the population which over the generations subsequent to its composition had successively interested themselves in such

‘The sacred conversations seem to me better than has ever been allowed……..The high level of abstraction: the sustained abstention from imagery, except the very simplest and least sensuous: the calm freedom