:Shakespeare, "A Lover's Complaint," and John Davies of Hereford

Abstract

1. Thomas Thorpe and the 1609 Sonnets Part I. Background: 2. John Davies of Hereford: a life of writing 3. A Lover's Complaint and Spenserian pastoral 4. 'Poore women's faults': narration and judgement in the Female Complaint Part II. Foreground: 5. A poem anatomized: the rival claims: 1. Diction, 2. Rhetoric, 3. Metaphor 4. Compositio 5. Verse form 6. A Lover's Complaint in Davies's canon: 1. Diction, 2. Rhetoric, 3. Metaphor, 4. Verse form Appendix 1: the text of A Lover's Complaint Appendix 2: John Davies, Uncollected Poems Bibliography.

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