[Renaissance Poetry] Nashe's litany, brightness falls from the air.  Excursus on the poetic purity of the out-of-context: Browning; Kenneth Koch's "Songs from the Plays."  Daniel's La Corona anticipations, and his graceful bow to Sidney and Spenser in "Musophilus" [3/6/12]

[Renaissance Poetry] Nashe's litany, brightness falls from the air. Excursus on the poetic purity of the out-of-context: Browning; Kenneth Koch's "Songs from the Plays." Daniel's La Corona anticipations, and his graceful bow to Sidney and Spenser in "Musophilus" [3/6/12]

[Renaissance Poetry] Nashe's litany, brightness falls from the air. &nbsp;Excursus on the poetic purity of the out-of-context: Browning; Kenneth Koch's "Songs from the Plays." &nbsp;Daniel's La Corona anticipations, and his graceful bow to Sidney and Spenser in "Musophilus" [3/6/12]

Songs from the Plays: Nashe, Kenneth Koch, Daniel

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