Love's Wantonness
by Thomas Lodge
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Love's Wantonness is a collection of sonnets by Thomas Lodge, first published in 1595. The sonnets explore the themes of love, beauty, and desire, and are known for their use of elaborate metaphors and conceits.Book Details
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