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resume my last years relict �察�think that yet
wed never met。
let me think any rivals letter mine��
and at next nine
keep midnights promise �察�mistake by the way
the maid�察�and tell the lady of that delay ��
only let me love none �察�no�察�not the sport
from country grass to confitures of court��
or citys quelque´choses �察�let not report
my mind transport。
this bargains good �察�if when im old�察�i be
inflamed by thee��
if thine own honour�察�or my shame and pain��
thou covet most�察�at that age thou shalt gain。
do thy will then �察�then subject and degree
and fruit of love�察�love�察�i submit to thee。
spare me till then �察�ill bear it�察�though she be
one that love me。
the canonization。
for gods sake hold your tongue�察�and let me love ��
or chide my palsy�察�or my gout ��
my five gray hairs�察�or ruind fortune flout ��
with wealth your state�察�your mind with arts improve ��
take you a course�察�get you a place�察�
observe his honour�察�or his grace ��
or the kings real�察�or his stampd face
contemplate �察�what you will�察�approve�察�
so you will let me love。
alas � �alas � �whos injured by my love�拭�
what merchants ships have my sighs drownd��
who says my tears have overflowd his ground�拭�
when did my colds a forward spring remove�拭�
when did the heats which my veins fill
add one more to the plaguy bill��
soldiers find wars�察�and lawyers find out still
litigious men�察�which quarrels move�察�
though she and i do love。
calls what you will�察�we are made such by love �察�
call her one�察�me another fly��
were tapers too�察�and at our own cost die�察�
and we in us find th eagle and the dove。
the phoenix riddle hath more wit
by us �察�we two being one�察�are it ��
so�察�to one neutral thing both sexes fit。
we die and rise the same�察�and prove
mysterious by this love。
we can die by it�察�if not live by love�察�
and if unfit for tomb or hearse
our legend be�察�it will be fit for verse �察�
and if no piece of chronicle we prove�察�
well build in sonnets pretty rooms �察�
as well a well´wrought urn bees
the greatest ashes�察�as half´acre tombs�察�
and by these hymns�察�all shall approve
us canonized for love ��
and thus invoke us�察 �you�察�whom reverend love
made one anothers hermitage ��
you�察�to whom love was peace�察�that now is rage ��
who did the whole worlds soul contract�察�and drove
into the glasses of your eyes ��
so made such mirrors�察�and such spies��
that they did all to you epitomize!
countries�察�towns�察�courts beg from above
a pattern of your love。;
the triple fool。
i am two fools�察�i know�察�
for loving�察�and for saying so
in whining poetry ��
but wheres that wise man�察�that would not be i��
if she would not deny ��
then as th earths inward narrow crooked lanes
do purge sea waters fretful salt away��
i thought�察�if i could draw my pains
through rhymes vexation�察�i should them allay。
grief brought to numbers cannot be so fierce��
for he tames it�察�that fetters it in verse。
but when i have done so��
some man�察�his art and voice to show��
doth set and sing my pain ��
and�察�by delighting many�察�frees again
grief�察�which verse did restrain。
to love and grief tribute of verse belongs��
but not of such as pleases when tis read。
both are increas┬d by such songs��
for both their triumphs so are published��
and i�察�which was two fools�察�do so grow three。
who are a little wise�察�the best fools be。
lovers infiniteness。
if yet i have not all thy love��
dear�察�i shall never have it all ��
i cannot breathe one other sigh�察�to move��
nor can intreat one other tear to fall ��
and all my treasure�察�which should purchase thee��
sighs�察�tears�察�and oaths�察�and letters i have spent ��
yet no more can be due to me��
than at the bargain made was meant。
if then thy gift of love were partial��
that some to me�察�some should to others fall��
dear�察�i shall never have thee all。
or if then thou gavest me all��
all was but all�察�which thou hadst then ��
but if in thy heart since there be or shall
new love created be by other men��
which have their stocks entire�察�and can in tears��
in sighs�察�in oaths�察�and letters�察�outbid me��
this new love may beget new fears��
for this love was not vowd by thee。
and yet it was�察�thy gift being general ��
the ground�察�thy heart�察�is mine �察�what ever shall
grow there�察�dear�察�i should have it all。
yet i would not have all yet。
he that hath all can have no more ��
and since my love doth every day admit
new growth�察�thou shouldst have new rewards in store ��
thou canst not every day give me thy heart��
if thou canst give it�察�then thou never gavest it ��
loves riddles are�察�that though thy heart depart��
it stays at home�察�and thou with losing savest it ��
but we will have a way more liberal��
than changing hearts�察�to join them �察�so we shall
be one�察�and one anothers all。
song。
sweetest love�察�i do not go��
for weariness of thee��
nor in hope the world can show
a fitter love for me ��
but since that i
at the last must part�察�tis best��
thus to use myself in jest
by feigned deaths to die。
yesternight the sun went hence��
and yet is here to´day ��
he hath no desire nor sense��
nor half so short a way ��
then fear not me��
but believe that i shall make
speedier journeys�察�since i take
more wings and spurs than he。
o how feeble is mans power��
that if good fortune fall��
cannot add another hour��
nor a lost hour recall ��
but e bad chance��
and we join to it our strength��
and we teach it art and length��
itself oer us to advance。
when thou sighst�察�thou sighst not wind��
but sighst my soul away ��
when thou weepst�察�unkindly kind��
my lifes blood doth decay。
it cannot be
that thou lovest me as thou sayst��
if in thine my life thou waste��
that art the best of me。
let not thy divining heart
forethink me any ill ��
destiny may take thy part��
and may thy fears fulfil。
but think that we
are but turnd aside to sleep。
they who one another keep
alive�察�neer parted be。
the legacy。
when last i died�察�and�察�dear�察�i die
as often as from thee i go�察�
though it be but an hour ago
!and lovers hours be full eternity!
i can remember yet�察�that i
something did say�察�and something did bestow ��
though i be dead�察�which sent me�察�i might be
mine own executor�察�and legacy。
i heard me say�察 �tell her anon�察�
that myself�察─�that is you�察�not i�察�
; did kill me�察─�and when i felt me die��
i bid me send my heart�察�when i was gone ��
but i alas � �could there find none ��
when i had rippd�察�and searchd where hearts should lie��
it killd me again�察�that i who still was true
in life�察�in my last will should cozen you。
yet i found something like a heart�察�
but colours it�察�and corners had ��
it was not good�察�it was not bad��
it was entire to none�察�and few had part ��
as good as could be made by art
it seemd�察�and therefore for our loss be sad。
i meant to send that heart instead of mine�察�
but o � �no man could hold it�察�for twas thine。
John Donne Selected Poems´4
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a fever。
o � �do not die�察�for i shall hate
all women so�察�when thou art gone��
that thee i shall not celebrate��
when i remember thou wast one。
but yet thou canst not die�察�i know ��
to leave this world behind�察�is death ��
but when thou from this world wilt go��
the whole world vapours with thy breath。
or if�察�when thou�察�the worlds soul�察�gost��
it stay�察�tis but thy carcase then ��
the fairest woman�察�but thy ghost��
but corrupt worms�察�the worthiest men。
o wrangling schools�察�that search what fire
shall burn this world�察�had none the wit
unto this knowledge to aspire��
that this her feaver might be it��
and yet she cannot waste by this��
nor long bear this torturing wrong��
for more corruption needful is��
to fuel such a fever long。
these burning fits but meteors be��
whose matter in thee is soon spent ��
thy beauty�察�and all parts�察�which are thee��
are unchangeable firmament。
yet twas of my mind�察�seizing thee��
though it in thee cannot pers└ver ��
for i had rather owner be
of thee one hour�察�than all else ever。
air and angels。
twice or thrice had i loved thee��
before i knew thy face or name ��
so in a voice�察�so in a shapeless flame
angels affect us oft�察�and worshippd be。
still when�察�to where thou wert�察�i came��
some lovely glorious nothing did i see。
but since my soul�察�whose child love is��
takes limbs of flesh�察�and else could nothing do��
more subtle than the parent is
love must not be�察�but take a body too ��
and therefore what thou wert�察�and who��
i bid love ask�察�and now
that it assume thy body�察�i allow��
and fix itself in thy lip�察�eye�察�and brow。
whilst thus to ballast love i thought��
and so more steadily to have gone��
with wares which would sink admiration��
i saw i had loves pinnace overfraught ��
thy every hair for love to work upon
is much too much �察�some fitter must be sought ��
for�察�nor in nothing�察�nor in things
extreme�察�and scattering bright�察�can love inhere ��
then as an angel face and wings
of air�察�not pure as it�察�yet pure doth