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| Since so. my mind [312] |
| Shall not desire what no man else can find |
| Ile no more dote and runn |
| To pursue things wch. had endam̄ag'd mee |
| And when I come where mouing beautyes bee |
| As men doe when the Sumers Sunne |
| Growes greate |
| Though I admire theyr greatnesse, shun theyr heate |
| Each place can affoord shadowes. If all fayle |
| Tis but applying Wormeseed to the Tayle. |
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| [Transcriptions are not provided for noncanonical poems, elegies on Donne by other authors, or prose compositions.] |