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On a round Ball [247] |
A workeman, that hath coppyes by, can lay |
An Europe Africk and an Asia |
And quickly make that wch was nothing all |
so doth each teare |
w.ch thee doth weare |
A Globe, yea World by that Impression growe |
Till thy teares mixd with mine doe ouerflowe |
This world, by waters, sent from thee (my heauen) dissolued so |
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O more then Moone |
Drawe not vp Seas to drowne mee in thy spheare |
Weepe mee not dead in thine armes, but forbeare |
To teach the Sea what it may doe too soone |
Let not the wind |
Example find |
To doe mee more harme then it purposeth |
Since thou and I sigh one anothers breath |
Who er'e sighs most is cruellest and hasts the others death |
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Valediction.3. of the Booke |
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Ile tell thee now (Deare Loue) what thou shalt doe |
To anger destiny as shee doth vs |
How I shall stay though shee eloyne me thus |
And how posterity shall knowe it too
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[CW: how thine___] |