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Cosy with Poesy on Twitter: "Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes, 1603, Thomas Dekker | Form: 7A 7A 8B 8B 7B | Dekker was an Elizabethan playwright who, at the time, was on
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Thomas Dekker Edited, with an introd and notes . I lie and dream of your full ^Mermaid v^in>i.Bciiui)Wiii. UNEXPURGATED EDITION. 3>«ioo- LONDON:VIZETELLY d^ CO., 42, CATHERINE ST., STRAND. 1887.. What things have
This poem by Thomas Dekker called "Cradle Song" inspired the song Golden Slumbers : r/beatles
Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes - Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes Poem by Thomas Dekker
Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes Poem by Thomas Dekker
Thomas Dekker (1572 — August 25, 1632), British dramatist, writer | World Biographical Encyclopedia
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THOMAS DEKKER (ca.1572 – 1632): “Ed de Vere, learned reader.” “Ed Vere: my verse, my poesie.” | Edward de Vere, Sonnet 76: the White Crow (Shakespeare, ShakesVere or ShakesVeer)
Thomas Dekker (1572-1632) was an English Elizabethan dramatist and pamphleteer, a versatile and prolific writer, whose career spanned several decades and brought him into contact with many of the period's most famous
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Thomas Dekker - Satiro-Mastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet: "Thus we lead youth to church, they us to graves.": Dekker, Thomas: 9781785437380: Amazon.com: Books
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