Song After Campion
Robert Fitzgerald, “Song after Campion” from Spring Shade: Poems 1931-1970. Copyright © 1969 by Robert Fitzgerald. Used by the permission of New Directions Publishing Corporation.
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Poet Robert Fitzgerald 1910–1985
POET’S REGION U.S., New England
Subjects Time & Brevity, Relationships, Living, Love, Men & Women, Desire, Infatuation & Crushes
Holidays Valentine's Day
Poetic Terms Rhymed Stanza
Biography
Robert Fitzgerald (1910 - 1985) was born in Springfield, Illinois, and attended Harvard University, where he received an excellent education in the classics. After college, he started to translate Greek poetry to keep up his skills. They were published and soon earned him the reputation as one of the best Greek translators in English. Though more known for his translations, Fitzgerald is also a poet in his own right. In poems . . .
Poems by Robert Fitzgerald
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SUBJECT Time & Brevity, Relationships, Living, Love, Men & Women, Desire, Infatuation & Crushes
POET’S REGION U.S., New England
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