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The Lovers’ Knot

https://archive.org/details/brownebritanniaspastorals1625-01/page/80/mode/2up

This unusual poetic form made its first appearance in William Browne’s 1625 verse collection Britannia’s Pastorals.

The text traces a single continuous intertwined line, involved with itself and never ending.

March 13, 2026March 12, 2026 | Poems

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