But it is not likely the poet refers to any of these.

It was subsequently learned the poet might have been referring to the facility's hand soap.

In this piece the poet may have been referring to Elizabeth as the "lass beside yon park" although he never confirms this.

The unknown poet refers to general ideas from the Gospel.

Roman poets sometimes referred to the Po river as Eridanus, which also has other meanings.

The poet here refers to the sand in which his body will become mixed to, after burial.

Neither poet was referring to dance.

The poet refers to the little owl of the door on his poem "Little things of Cyprus".

With this first small act they embarked on millennia of attempting to escape from what a famous Dutch poet referred to as "the water wolf".

The poet refers to it, stating that God laid the stone of foundation, and man should not take offence.