Identify the poet of each of the following quotations by writing the corresponding letter on the blank line.

a) robert herrick b) edmund spenser c)john donne d) christopher marlowe e) elizabeth i

moving of th' earth brings harms and fears, men reckon what it did and meant,

but trepidation of the spheres,

though greater far, is innocent.

dull sublunary lovers' love

(whose soul is sense) cannot admit

a sense, because it doth remove

those things which elemented it.

eftsoones that dreadfull dragon they espide,

where stretcht he lay upon the sunny side

of a great hill, himselfe like a great hill.

but all so soone, as he from far descride

those glistring armes, that heaven with light did fill,

he rousd himselfe full blith, and hastned them until.

by him i'll be great emperor of the world,

and make a bridge through the air

to pass the ocean. with a band of men

i'll join the hills that bind affrick shore,

and make that country continent to spain,

and both contributory to my crown.

i sing of times trans-shifting; and i write

how roses first came red, and lilies white.

i write of groves, of twilights, and i sing

the court of mab, and of the fairy king.

i write of hell; i sing (and ever shall)

of heaven, and hope to have it after all.

so blind they are, no truth they know,
no fear of god in them will grow.
how can that cruel sort be good,
of gods dear flock which suck the blood?
on him rightly shall they not call,
despair will so their hearts appall.
at all times god is with the just,
because they put in him their trust.

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