To A Gentleman On His Voyage To Great-Britain For The Recovery Of His Health Comments

Excellent as always this woman always enchanting and inspiring. A true poetry tour de force and thank god for that.

May R return to view native shore what majestic poem is this as it has depth of ocean and breath of the sky...

O thou stupendous, earth-enclosing main Exert thy wonders to the world again! If ere thy pow'r prolong'd the fleeting breath, Turn'd back the shafts, and mock'd the gates of death, If ere thineair dispens'd an healing pow'r, Or 'd the victim from the fatal hour,

Replete with vigour not his own before, Then shall we see with pleasure and surprise, And own thy work, great Ruler of the skies! . a great poem. tony

The inspiration made by Phillis Wheatley is so enchanting and touching.

mounts sublime above inferior things. I sing not now of green embow'ring woods, I sing not now the daughters of the floods, I sing not of the storms o'er ocean driv'n............/// beautiful poem shared

The soothing and encouraging words of the Poet is similar to the effect of Zephyr wind indeed depicted in this beautiful poem sure!

With pleasure and surprise! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

the muse attunes her strings, And mounts sublime above inferior things. I sing not now of green embow'ring woods, I sing not now the daughters of the floods, very fine poem. tony

. It is justified to have this poem on poem of the day. Beautifully crafted.

One of the best poems by Phillis Wheatley......