Upon Martin's Clothes
Robert Herrick
1648

When in silks my Martin goes,
Then, then, methinks, how sweetly flows
That liquefaction of his clothes.

Next, when I cast my eyes, and see
That brave gyration, each way free,
O, how that jostling taketh me.

 

 

Table of Tour Contents

Stop 1: Herrick Stop 2: Smart Stop 3: Blake Stop 4: Coleridge Stop 5: Shelley Stop 6: Poe

Stop 7: EB Browning Stop 8: Tennyson Stop 9: Dickinson Stop 10: WC Williams Stop 11: LFO

 

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