Read full poem →(His father’s fault) but given to starts and bursts
Of revel ; and the last, my other heart,
And almost my half-self, for still we moved 55
Dictionary Entry
An instance of merrymaking; a celebration.
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Poetry examples for “revel”
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Read full poem →And now that the rage of thy rapture is satiate with revel and
ravin and spoil of the snow,
Read full poem →ex|Mains it of a war-horse grown gaunt or lean by lon^ marches and frequent fights. But why
roust Antony, after a profound peace and a long revel m tlie arms of Cleopatra, upon hU return
to Rome, have nothing to ride but an old battered lean war-horse? Besides, lean horses are
Read full poem →That my chief wish should be so oft to die.
Minding thy fault, with death I wish to revel;
Alas! a wench is a perpetual evil.
Read full poem →As this for a neat, frisky counter-hopper;
Here he may revel to his heart's content,
Flounce like a fish in his own element,
Read full poem →And th' ape his parish clerk procur'd to be.
Then made they revel rout and goodly glee;
But, ere long time had passed, they so ill
Read full poem →Men that long for sleep;
Men that wake and revel;--
If an old song leap
Read full poem →All can they play on gitern or ribible.
Revel and truth, as in a low degree,
They be full wroth all day, as men may see.
Read full poem →Young Jóhn: then fear, then joy
Ran revel in the elder boy.
Their night was come now; all
Read full poem →Shorn of his strength and bound in bonds of steel,
Who may, in some grim revel, raise his hand,
And shake the pillars of this Commonweal,
