I would not fear nor wish my fate, / But boldly sa · Abraham Cowley

Nothing so soon the drooping Spirits can raise, As

I would not fear nor wish my fate, / But boldly say each night, / To-morrow let my sun his beams display, / Or in clouds hide them; I have lived today.

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Abraham Cowley

1618-01-01 — 1667-07-28 · Cidade de Londres

Abraham Cowley was an influential English poet and essayist of the Baroque period, known for his exuberant style and his exploration of philosophical and moral themes. His poetic works frequently employ complex metaphors and allegories, reflecting the taste of the era for elaboration and ingenuity. As an essayist, Cowley addressed a variety of subjects, from nature and society to the human condition, with a prose that combines erudition and insight.