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024.HH4.001 Wher is y%5e%6 hott fyer w%5ch%6: uerse is saide
024.HH4.002 to haue? is y%5t%6 inchanted force decayde
024.HH4.003 uerse y%5t%6 drawes natures workes, from Naturs Lawe
024.HH4.004 the (her best woork) to her worke cannott drawe
024.HH4.005 haue my tears quench't my ould poetique fire
024.HH4.006 why quench they not as well that of desire
024.HH4.007 thoughts (my minds Creatures) often are w%5th%6 the
024.HH4.008 but I their maker want that Liberty
024.HH4.009 only thine Image in my hart doth sitt
024.HH4.010 but it is wax, and fire enuirons itt
024.HH4.011 my fires haue driuen, thine haue drawne it hence
024.HH4.012 and I am rob'd of picture, Hart, and sence
024.HH4.013 with me still dwels my Irksome memorye
024.HH4.014 w%5ch%6: both to kepe and loose greiues equally
024.HH4.015 that, tels me how faire thow art; euen so faire
024.HH4.016 as Gods, when Gods I doe to men compare
024.HH4.017 are grac'd by the, and to make blind men see
024.HH4.018 what things Gods are, I say they are like the
024.HH4.019 for if wee Iustly call each silly man
024.HH4.020 A little world what shall we call the->>thee< then->>than<
024.HH4.021 thow art not soft, & cleer, & streight, & faire [column 2]
024.HH4.022 as downe, & starrs, Cedars and Lillyes are
024.HH4.023 but thy right hand, & cheek, and eye only
024.HH4.024 are like thy tother hand, & cheeke, & Eye
024.HH4.025 such was my Phao A while, but shalbe neuer
024.HH4.026 as thow wast, Art, & mayst thow be for euer
024.HH4.027 heer louers sweare in their Idolatrye
024.HH4.028 that I am such but greif discouers mee
024.HH4.029 and yett I greiue y%5e%6 less, least gref remoue
024.HH4.030 my beauty & make me unworthy of thy loue
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024.HH4.055 me in my Glass, I call the butt A glass
024.HH4.056 when I would kiss teares dime myne eyes & Glass
024.HH4.057 O cure this loueing madnes and restore
024.HH4.058 me to me, the my hart, in all, my more,
024.HH4.059 soe may thy cheekes outweer A skarlett dye
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024.HH4.061 soe may thy mighty Amazing beauty moue
024.HH4.062 enuy in all weomen, & in all men loue
024.HH4.063 and soe be chang, & sicknes farr from the
024.HH4.064 as thow by coming neere kepst them from mee
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