1. The Book of the Duchess and Other Poems
... I shal/With good wille, body, herte, and al:" (lines 114-116) "in short, to become the goddess's acolyte. Since Juno was, among other things, the goddess of wives and of marriage, she would welcome a pious wife (now widow) into her service. In the same fashion, the poet offers ... describes a primeval forest of great trees, overrun with flowers "more flowers, he thinks, than can be in heaven. It is filled with deer and other animals, more than can be counted. There the dreamer meets a knight dressed in black. The knight is sorrowful, and while he sits he is composing a ... The knight sa...
- Word Count: 5753
- Approx Pages: 23
- Grade Level: High School