Extempore

Landon's poems refers, William Wordsworth's "The Country Girl" and the engraving that originally accompanied that poem, Thomas Moore's poem "Extempore," and other works.

Front Page 2000

At this point the plot thickens again, because the appearance of "Extempore" in the

Commentary on "Extempore" by Thomas Moore 2000

"Extempore" by Thomas Moore: Graphic - "Verses" by L.E. L. and _The Keepsake_ for 1829 -

Extempore 2000

The newly discovered "Extempore" compares a woman's response to sex to the burning of a bundle of sticks (a "faggot").

John Lundberg: Scholar Unearths a Dirty Milton Poem John Lundberg 2010

The newly discovered "Extempore" compares a woman's response to sex to the burning of a bundle of sticks (a "faggot").

John Lundberg: Scholar Unearths a Dirty Milton Poem John Lundberg 2010

The newly discovered "Extempore" compares a woman's response to sex to the burning of a bundle of sticks (a "faggot").

John Lundberg: Scholar Unearths a Dirty Milton Poem John Lundberg 2010

Commentary on "Extempore" by Thomas Moore - "Verses" by L.E. L. and _The Keepsake_ for 1829 - Electronic Editions, Romantic

Commentary on "Extempore" by Thomas Moore 2000

L.E.L.) who arranged the immediate juxtaposition of "Extempore" and L. E.L.'s "Verses."

Commentary on "Extempore" by Thomas Moore 2000

John Milton, the high-minded creator of "Paradise Lost," along with some of the most celebrated sonnets, elegies and other written works in the English Language, may have also written the decidedly low-minded poem "An Extempore Upon a Faggot."

John Lundberg: Scholar Unearths a Dirty Milton Poem John Lundberg 2010

John Milton, the high-minded creator of "Paradise Lost," along with some of the most celebrated sonnets, elegies and other written works in the English Language, may have also written the decidedly low-minded poem "An Extempore Upon a Faggot."

John Lundberg: Scholar Unearths a Dirty Milton Poem John Lundberg 2010