The poem "Song on a May Morning" is a selection from Milton's volume of 1645 Poems, which also contains some of his most well-known works, including as "Lycidas and Comus." This specific poetry honours the youthfulness, innocence, and "mirth" that are typically connected to the arrival of spring as well as the "gift" of new life and colour that the month of May bestows upon us. In the poem's first two lines, the image of dawn breaking emphasises the beginning of a new era: the arrival of the "flowery May."
A young woman who has everything going for her, except for dates She’s got a good job, great parents, great friends and an Ivy League education. But holy wow is her dating life in a rut. She’s going on dates, that’s for sure. But she hit rock bottom a while ago, and each new man finds a way to dig the floor a little deeper. She’s gone out with— Men who refer to themselves in th...
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