John Hamilton Reynolds (Джон Хэмилтон Рейнольдс)

To Spenser

Yet that have hearts vexed with unquiet thought
Of worldly grievance, and of lost delight;
Oh! turn to Spenser's Faerie Tale,--so fraught
With all that's mild, and beautiful, and bright,--
There revel in the fancies he hath wroght,--
Fancies more fair than May,--or morning light,--
Or solitary star awake at night,--
Or breath from Lovers' lips in kisses caught.
Sweet Spenser! how I love thy faerie pages,--
Where gentle Una lives so radiantly;
Fair is thy record of romantic ages,
And calm and pure the pleasure which it yields:
While life and thought are with me,--thou shalt be
My dear companion in the silent fields.

1. To Vauxhall: “The English Garden”
2. Sonnet 3. On Robin Hood
3. Sonnet 2. On Robin Hood
4. On the Picture of a Lady
5. Sonnet 1. On Robin Hood

John Keats (Джон Китс) To Spenser ("Spenser! a jealous honourer of thine")

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