🔵 Oh Do Not Wanton with Those Eyes Poem By Ben Jonson - Summary Analysis - Ben Jonson

Oh Do Not Wanton with Those Eyes Poem By Ben Jonson - Summary Analysis - Oh Do Not Wanton with Those Eyes By Ben Jonson
1572 - 1637
O, Do not wanton with those eyes,
-Lest I be sick with seeing;
Nor cast them down, but let them rise,
-Lest shame destroy their being.
O, be not angry with those fires,
-For then their threats will kill me;
Nor look too kind on my desires,
-For then my hopes will spill me.
O, do not steep them in thy tears,
-For so will sorrow slay me;
Nor spread them as distract with fears;
-Mine own enough betray me.
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[@Khatoon170]

As always iam gathering main theme of poem and poet biography briefly here it’s oh don’t want on with those eyes is short , interesting poem in which person describes effect another person eyes have on them . They suggest this person should avoid showing certain emotions, so they aren’t impacted. Ben Jonson ( 1572-1637) he was English playwright, poet . He popularised comedy of humor , he is best known for satirical plays Everyman in his humor, volpone or fox , the alchemist, bartholomew fair . And for his lyric and epigrammatic poetry . He is generally regarded as second most important English dramatist after William Shakespeare during region of James. His artistry exerted lasting influences upon English poetry and stage comedy.

[@johnaustin6067]

Mathew (to Matthew) 7:1 KJV : Judge not lest ye be judged. To "Judge not, that ye be not judged. Interesting Mandella Efect! No doubt that the word judge here would have been much better rendered as condemn, seeing that the scripture " He who lacks judgement is a fool." is in the very same Bible. And of course I'll reiterate that these magical edits go all the way back to the original 1611 King James Bible.