Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GOD'S CONTROVERSY WITH NEW ENGLAND, SELECTION, by MICHAEL WIGGLESWORTH Poet Analysis First Line: Good christian reader judge me not / as too censorious Last Line: No man may disregard. Subject(s): New England | ||||||||
Good christian Reader judge me not As too censorious, For pointing at those faults of thine Which are notorious. For if those faults be none of thine I do not thee accuse: But if they be, to hear thy faults Why shouldest thou refuse. I blame not thee to spare my self: But first at home begin, And judge my self, before that I Reproove anothers sin. Nor is it I that thee reproove Let God himself be heard Whose awfull providence's voice No man may disregard. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...NEW ENGLAND, AUTUMN by NORMAN DUBIE NEW ENGLAND, SPRINGTIME by NORMAN DUBIE POPHAM OF THE NEW SONG: 5; FOR R.P. BLACKMUR by NORMAN DUBIE ADDRESS TO THE SCHOLARS OF NEW ENGLAND by JOHN CROWE RANSOM NEW ENGLAND by WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS NEW ENGLAND by EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON SPRING IN NEW ENGLAND by THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH RETREATS by CARRIE ADAMS BERRY STUDY FOR A GEOGRAPHICAL TRAIL; 3. WASHINGTON, D.C. by CLARENCE MAJOR |
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