Poetry

[vonjon]

whose poems contain these lines

1. he only lives, who deadly is in love

2. rich in themselves, to whom we cannot add

3. we see into the life of change

4. that he is old and she a shade

5. you are not very old

thank you

[TheWinner]

5.  Bog-face by Stevie Smith

https://web.cs.dal.ca/~johnston/poetry/bogface.html

[TheWinner]

if number one should read:  he only lives THAT deadly is in love,

my offer is: So well I love thee, by Michael Drayton

https://www.poetrynook.com/poem/so-well-i-love-thee

[TheWinner]

4.  Dirce by Walter Savage Landor

 

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44560/dirce#:~:text=Stand%20close%20around%2C%20ye%20Stygian,Dirce%20in%20one%20boat%20conveyed!&text=That%20he%20is%20old%20and%20she%20a%20shade.

[TheWinner]

re. 3 there's a poem that has "we see into the life of things" ???

[TheWinner]

2.  by Earl of Rochester

https://english.yale.edu/sites/default/files/files/kramnick_lucretius.pdf

[TheWinner]

(see page 17)

[vonjon]

thank you TheWinner i have looked on page 17 for Q2 but i cannot see the line Rich in themselves, to whom we cannot add

but thanks for answering the others 

[TheWinner]

sorry, its a bit confusing. . .

page 17 on the LEFT HAND page,

page 29 on the RIGHT HAND page

[vonjon]

yes i see it now on page 29 thank you again 😁

[TheWinner]

you're welcome. I thought I'd linked to the correct page, but obviously not. Sorry for the confusion. Good luck.

[TheWinner]

and as I think there is a mistake in the clue for number one, check the wording for number 3. 

[vonjon]

thank you TheWinner i think its a typing error because i could only find poem the same as you for number 3. so i am going with your answer

[TheWinner]

Ok, good luck!