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Sonnet single work   poetry   "Who would not be a poet - to seclude"
Issue Details: First known date: 1841... 1841 Sonnet
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'The glories of being a poet. Mentions Byron, Campbell, Milton, Pope and Spenser.' (Webby)

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To Henry Parkes, on Reading His Sonnet To – i ""Who would not be a Poet?" - thus I read", Charles Harpur , 1847 1847 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Empire , 28 October no. 2125 1857; (p. 6) Poems 1883; (p. 85-88)

— Appears in: The Poetical Works of Charles Harpur 1984; (p. 340-343)
To Henry Parkes, on Reading His Sonnet To – i ""Who would not be a Poet?" - thus I read", Charles Harpur , 1847 1847 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Empire , 28 October no. 2125 1857; (p. 6) Poems 1883; (p. 85-88)

— Appears in: The Poetical Works of Charles Harpur 1984; (p. 340-343)
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