Thomas Carew
Thomas Carew was an English poet and courtier, known for being one of the 'Cavalier poets' of the 17th century. He served at the court of Charles I and was famous for his witty, elegant, and sometimes scandalous verse. His poetry is characterized by its lyrical quality and often explores themes of love, beauty, and political allegiance. Carew's best-known work is perhaps 'A Rapture,' and he is also noted for his elegy on John Donne.
Books
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1. The Poems Of Thomas Carew
This collection brings together the lyrical and elegant works of a prominent figure in the early 17th-century Cavalier poetry movement. The poems are characterized by their witty, amorous, and sometimes libertine themes, reflecting the courtly manners and mores of the time. The poet's skillful use of meter and his exploration of the complexities of love and desire are evident throughout the anthology. His verses range from celebratory and pastoral to somber and reflective, offering a rich tapestry of the era's poetic expression and a window into the societal and cultural preoccupations of his day.
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