ould say: "That is not it at all, That is not what I meant at all""
             Most of Marvell's lyric works were never published in his lifetime, when he was known as an author of political satire attacking religious intolerance and political corruption. Upon his death, his housekeeper, Mary Palmer, sent his manuscript works to press under a Preface she signed "Mary Marvell," suggesting she was his wife. The Marvell canon remained in disarray for two centuries until Herbert Grierson's annotated edition of Marvell's poems (1912) and the critical study, Metaphysical Lyrics (1921). These attracted the attention of T.S. Eliot, whose essay on Marvell brought him to the attention of American critics, as well as continuing a reappraisal of metaphysical poets' strategies.
             How might this long period of neglect and misunderstanding have changed the way Marvell's work affected later poets?
             Contrast this with the effects of the works of Chaucer and Shakespeare, which never went out of print and continued to have enormous influence
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