Talk:Milton's 1645 Poems

At a solemn Musick
Would anyone mind if I added a footnote to the effect that the whole poem was set to music in 1887 by Hubert Parry, as Blest Pair of Sirens? I think the text is now probably known to more people through Parry's setting (performed at The Proms, royal weddings, etc) than from the original. But I don't want to tread on any toes here. Tim riley (talk) 14:51, 28 April 2013 (UTC)

There are some links, such as the "Comus" link that do not go to the same article. The first Comus link goes directly to the Milton poem, but the Comus that is listed in the numerous poems that he wrote leads to a Greek god. Adding on to the significance section, we could add major themes across most of the poems and what influenced Milton to write about these themes. We could also add how his poems in 1645 impacted the English society, especially since these poems were written during the English Civil War, and the overall reception of his poems. — VannaUMD (talk) 20:24, 7 February 2018 (UTC)

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