The Pastoral

Adonais Æglogue Arcadia beauty begins called century character Christian close comes contemporary convention dance Daphnis death derived early earth echoes Eclogue elegy Elizabethan English eyes fact fair feeling fields Fletcher flocks flowers George Barker give Greek green grow hand happy hath head hear heart hill idealized idyll imagery imitates introduced Italy John known lament language leave lines live look lyrical manner Milton mind morn mountain move Muse native nature never nymph once original passage pastoral perhaps Persian Phillips pipe play poem poet poetry Pope Queene quote represents round rural rustic satire seas seems seen shade sheep shepherds silver sing song Spenser Spring stand sweet thee theme Theocritus things thou thought tradition translation tree verse Virgil Virgil's wind Winter written young