- Parlement of Foules opens with comments on the hardships of love, which, the poet and narrator assures his reader, he knows only through his books; and books...
- Here begyneth the Parlement of Foules. The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne, Th'assay so hard, so sharp the conqueringe, The dredful joye alwey that...
- Ardhendu De. Reference: 1. Parlement of Foules - Wikipedia. (n.d.). Parlement of Foules - Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parlement_of_Foules.
- Geoffrey Chaucer wrote Parlement of Foules in around 1381, and it is one of the first references to Valentine’s Day being a special day for lovers.
- Parlement of Foules is another of Chaucer's dream sequence poems. It covers the idea that when there are competing men for a woman's courtship it is her that...
- The Parlement of Foules (Parliament of Fowls) is one of Chaucer’s shorter dream visions in verse, written sometime around 1381 and possibly taking the...
- Foules Parlementi, Geoffrey Chaucer tarafından 1380-90 arasında yazılmış 699 satırlık kraliyet kafiye şiiri.
- If we want our parliament to earn the respect it merits we must do our utmost to stop it from becoming a ‘Parlement of Foules’.
- "The Parliament of Foules" by Geoffrey Chaucer explores the complexities of love through the lens of a parliament of birds held on St. Valentine's Day.