Thomas Nashe.From Summer's Last Will and Testament.

Thomas Nashe. From Summer's Last Will and TestamentAudio-poem (printed text), biography, glossary, and questions with answer key. #freecourse #helpliterature #poetry #connection #resources #summer #seasons #wheeloftheyear #thomas nashe

[@waltersanz]

Lovely narrative!!!

[@uncanny333]

Thank you so much!

[@leimaiden]

I enjoyed this poem very much; it's truly exceptional. Even though spring has just begun, reading it made me yearn for the feelings it beautifully captures. I find myself eagerly looking forward to the inevitable end of summer and the start of the colder season, just as the poem vividly portrays.

[@uncanny333]

I share the feeling!

[@uncanny333]

Hey, last but not least...for my summer loving friends here you have a very peculiar poem. The tone of the poem is full of melancholy or longing, quite the contrary you would expect from the"fun" season, the persona is hoping summer will extend beyond its natural boundaries😏. Luckily, every season has its share all through the year so that we can in turn enjoy and then miss our favourite. Hoping you enjoy this one, I´ll leave you to it. 🌞☀💥 P.S. I left a thank you card in the community section😊