Spenser tells his poem that it will be extremely happy when she gazes upon its lines with her "starry light" (starry eyes- having a romantic, sometimes naïve view of something). If those "lamping" (flashing- romance, excitement) eyes deign (deem the lives worthy) to read your lines, you will be filled with much joy. If she reads the poem she will discover the sorrows of his heart and dying "spright" (spirit), and the pages will bleed the tears of his "close" (secret) heart (love).
The rhymes of this poem have been bathed in the sacred river of the Helicon Mountains. The Hippocrene spring is the source of poetic inspiration. Helicon is believed to be a sacred site and favored by the Greek Gods, especially the nine muses. The legend of the river says that the winged horse Pegasus aimed his hoof at a rock and struck it with such force that a spring burst from that spot. Spenser says that his beloved is his muse ("she is derived"- she comes from the spring, as one of the Greek muses). Spenser tells the poem that when it has her ("Angel") blessed gaze, his starving soul is in heavenly bliss.
Spenser tells his poem that it will be extremely happy when she gazes upon its lines with her "starry light" (starry eyes -. Having a romantic sometimes Na, ï ve view of something). If those "lamping" (flashing - Romance excitement), eyes deign (deem. The lives worthy) to read your lines you will, be filled with much joy. If she reads the poem she will discover the sorrows. Of his heart and dying "spright" (spirit), and the pages will bleed the tears of his "close" (secret) heart (love).The rhymes of this poem have been bathed in the sacred river of the Helicon Mountains. The Hippocrene spring is the source. Of poetic inspiration. Helicon is believed to be a sacred site and favored by the Greek Gods especially the, nine Muses.? The legend of the river says that the winged horse Pegasus aimed his hoof at a rock and struck it with such force that a. Spring burst from that spot. Spenser says that his beloved is his muse ("she is derived" - she comes from, the spring as. One of the Greek muses). Spenser tells the poem that when it has her ("Angel."), blessed gaze his starving soul is in heavenly. Bliss.
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