town-poet

Updated: July 6, 2026

Around her is the hum and stir of the city-building, a scene in which the sharp, precise touches of Vergil betray the hand of the town-poet. But within is the lonely heart of a woman. Dido, like Æneas, is a fugitive, an exile of bitter, vain regrets.

John Richard Greene - Stray Studies from England and Italy