Alexander Pope

Alexander Pope

Summary

Portrait of Alexander Pope Alexander Pope,  The Rape of the Lock (1714)

“ Fans clap, Silks rusle, and tough Walebones crack;
Heroes and Heroins Shouts confus'dly rie,
And bae, and treble Voices trike the Skies.
No common Weapons in their Hands are found,
Like Gods they fight, nor dread a mortal Wound.
Il. So when bold Homer makes the Gods engage,
And heav'nly Breats with human Paions rage;
'Gaint Pallas, Mars; Latona, Hermes arms;
And all Olympus rings with loud Alarms.
Joves Thunder roars, Heav'n trembles all around;
Blue Neptune torms, the bellowing Deeps reound;
Earth hakes her nodding Tow'rs, the Ground gives way
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