[Milton-L] Lycidas Query

Carl Bellinger bcarlb at comcast.net
Sun Nov 23 22:40:00 EST 2008


Dear John Savoie, Thanks for the correction. Are there other published poems 
before Lycidas which is 1637&38?

In any case, the publication of a commendatory verse, even one to Sh & in 
the Folio, would not I think dislodge Lycidas from its self-conscious 
function as this poet's coming-out card.

Carl





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> Did not Milton's poem On Shakespeare appear in the 1632 folio?
>
> John Savoie
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> Quoting Carl Bellinger <bcarlb at comcast.net>:
> My thought was that in Lycidas, his first published
>> poem, he is giving the world its first glimpse of what a certain "John
>> Milton" can do when he has the use, also, of his _right_ hand.
>>
>> -Carl
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