Edmund Spenser celebrated the event in his poem, " Prothalamion ".
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"Prothalamion " is written in the conventional form of a marriage song.
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The somewhat prophetic title is the second half of the couplet from Spenser's " Prothalamion " that begins : " Sweet Thames run softly . . . ".
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Many years after Leicester's death Spenser wistfully recalled this time in his " Prothalamion ", and in 1591 he remembered the late Earl with his poem " The Ruins of Time ".
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Two of these poems ( " Prothalamion " and " Epithalamion ", amounting to 271 lines ) had been written while Jones was living in London during the Blitz, for the marriage of Harman Grisewood to Margaret Bailey.
परिभाषा
a song in celebration of a marriage पर्याय: prothalamium,
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