CAVALIER PROJECT

CAVALIER POETRY

• Cavalier poetry originated in 17th century england
• The cavalier poets were loyal to their king.
• They were also known as Royalists.
• Cavalier poetry is straightforward but also refined.
• It originated in england.

INVOLVMENT

• People involved with cavalier poetry were Robert herrick, thomas carew, sir john suckling
• An alternate poetry group called the sons of ben were influenced by cavalier poetry

BIOGRAPHY:THOMAS CAREW

• Sir Thomas Carew was born in the early part of 1595
• He was the son of Sir Matthew Carew and his wife Alice Carew
• He wrote " A Rapture", " He that loves a rosy cheek", " Ask me nomore"
• He died March 22, 1640

ANALYSIS OF THE POEM

• When i analyzed the poem i found that he was talking about his lover or the girl he loved
• A few symbols that i saw in the poem were spring, he said that the flowers sleep because of her beauty symbolism of shameful
• He personifies the phoenix as a bird of fire and its nest.

APPLICATION SLIDE

• This poem applies to my life because it is like my music.
• This also applies to me because it is a way to enlighten me of what entertainment was like in the 17th century
• This applies to me because its just open poetry

CITATIONS

• Graham, Ruth. "A Song: Ask Me No More Where Jove Bestows." Poetry Foundation. Poetry Foundation, n.d. Web. 27 Oct. 2014.
• Poets.org. Academy of American Poets, n.d. Web. 27 Oct. 2014. What are n.p. & n.d.? | Copy & Paste View in list Edit