Tue, 22 Sep, 2015 - 01:00
JOHN DONNE may have been a renowned preacher in his day, and the author of some of the most powerful religious verse in the English language, but, as the phrase goes, he also lived a little. And, he did not deny posterity a poetic account of his bawdier side:
“Licence my roving hands, and let them go
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JOHN DONNEPerson: DonnePerson: NolanPerson: Cleary-ConnollyPerson: George M StrattonPerson: Peter SheridanPerson: SheridanPerson: Dervla MurphyPerson: Jasper WinnPerson: Oona DohertyPerson: Siobhan Ni DhuinninPerson: Deirdre GriffinPerson: Ivan IlicPerson: ChopinPerson: John CagePerson: Morton FeldmanPerson: BandonEvent: ’s Engage Arts festivalEvent: Engage Arts FestivalOrganisation: Crash EnsembleOrganisation: Vanburgh QuartetOrganisation: Irish Baroque Orchestra
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