This author inspired a poem in which the narrator tells the addressee that "not silken dress / but toil shall tire thy loveliness" after declaring "And we will all the pleasures prove.
This author inspired a poem in which the narrator tells the addressee that "not silken dress / but toil shall tire thy loveliness" after declaring "And we will all the pleasures prove." Cecil Day-Lewis's poem "Come Live with Me and Be My Love" parodies this author's "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love." This man wrote a play where Valdes and Cornelius appear to the protagonist, who makes a deal with Lucifer. The author of a play where the title character Barabas poisons a nunnery, for 10 points, name this Elizabethan dramatist of Doctor Faustus and The Jew of Malta.
This author inspired a poem in which the narrator tells the addressee that "not silken dress / but toil shall tire thy loveliness" after declaring "And we will all the pleasures prove.
Christopher Marlowe 