Quote by Abraham Cowley, On the Death of
And I myself a Catholic will be,So far at least, great saint, to pray to thee.Hail, Bard triumphant! and some care bestowOn us, the Poets militant below.
Summary
This quote expresses the speaker's identification as a Catholic and their recognition of the poet as a great bard and triumph. They express the desire to pray to the poet as a saint, seeking their guidance and blessings. The phrase "Poets militant below" suggests that poets, in their creative and transformative work, are engaged in a continuous struggle or battle. Overall, the quote acknowledges the power and reverence attributed to poets, highlighting their potential spiritual significance.