William Habington — a remark

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“Death, how deformed soever an aspect it weares, he is not frighted with; since it not annihilates but uncloudes the soule.”

Finding peace in the soul’s liberation · Prose character of A Holy Man in Castara

About William Habington

William Habington

4 November 1605–30 November 1654

In the rich tapestry of seventeenth-century English poetry, William Habington occupies a distinctive position—neither as celebrated as John Donne nor as experimental as George Herbert, yet possessing a unique voice that championed marital love and spiritual devotion with rare sincerity. His story unfolds against the…

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