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then as an angel face and wings
of air�察�not pure as it�察�yet pure doth wear��
so thy love may be my loves sphere ��
just such disparity
as is twixt airs and angels purity��
twixt womens love�察�and mens�察�will ever be。
break of day。
stay�察�o sweet�察�and do not rise ��
the light that shines es from thine eyes ��
the day breaks not�察�it is my heart��
because that you and i must part。
stay�察�or else my joys will die��
and perish in their infancy。
��another of the same。��
tis true�察�tis day �察�what though it be��
o�察�wilt thou therefore rise from me��
why should we rise because tis light��
did we lie down because twas night��
love�察�which in spite of darkness brought us hither��
should in despite of light keep us together。
light hath no tongue�察�but is all eye ��
if it could speak as well as spy��
this were the worst that it could say��
that being well i fain would stay��
and that i loved my heart and honour so
that i would not from him�察�that had them�察�go。
must business thee from hence remove��
o � �thats the worst disease of love��
the poor�察�the foul�察�the false�察�love can
admit�察�but not the busied man。
he which hath business�察�and makes love�察�doth do
such wrong�察�as when a married man doth woo。
the anniversary。
all kings�察�and all their favourites��
all glory of honours�察�beauties�察�wits��
the sun it self�察�which makes time�察�as they pass��
is elder by a year now than it was
when thou and i first one another saw。
all other things to their destruction draw��
only our love hath no decay ��
this no to´morrow hath�察�nor yesterday ��
running it never runs from us away��
but truly keeps his first�察�last�察�everlasting day。
two graves must hide thine and my corse ��
if one might�察�death were no divorce。
alas � �as well as other princes�察�we
!who prince enough in one another be!
must leave at last in death these eyes and ears��
oft fed with true oaths�察�and with sweet salt tears ��
but souls where nothing dwells but love
!all other thoughts being inmates!then shall prove
this or a love increas┬d there above��
when bodies to their graves�察�souls from their graves remove。
and then we shall be throughly blest �察�
but now no more than all the rest。
here upon earth were kings�察�and none but we
can be such kings�察�nor of such subjects be。
who is so safe as we�拭�where none can do
treason to us�察�except one of us two。
true and false fears let us refrain��
let us love nobly�察�and live�察�and add again
years and years unto years�察�till we attain
to write threescore �察�this is the second of our reign。
a valediction of my name�察�in the window。
i。
my name engraved herein
doth contribute my firmness to this glass��
which ever since that charm hath been
as hard�察�as that which graved it was ��
thine eye will give it price enough�察�to mock
the diamonds of either rock。
ii。
tis much that glass should be
as all´confessing�察�and through´shine as i ��
tis more that it shows thee to thee��
and clear reflects thee to thine eye。
but all such rules loves magic can undo ��
here you see me�察�and i am you。
iii。
as no one point�察�nor dash��
which are but accessories to this name��
the showers and tempests can outwash
so shall all times find me the same ��
you this entireness better may fulfill��
who have the pattern with you still。
iv。
or if too hard and deep
this learning be�察�for a scratchd name to teach��
it as a given deaths head keep��
lovers mortality to preach ��
or think this ragged bony name to be
my ruinous anatomy。
v。
then�察�as all my souls be
emparadised in you!in whom alone
i understand�察�and grow�察�and see!
the rafters of my body�察�bone��
being still with you�察�the muscle�察�sinew�察�and vein
which tile this house�察�will e again。
vi。
till my return repair
and repact my scatterd body so��
as all the virtuous powers which are
fixd in the stars are said to flow
into such characters as grav┬d be
when these stars have supremacy。
vii。
so since this name was cut��
when love and grief their exaltation had��
no door gainst this names influence shut。
as much more loving�察�as more sad��
twill make thee �察�and thou shouldst�察�till i return��
since i die daily�察�daily mourn。
viii。
when thy inconsiderate hand
flings open this casement�察�with my trembling name��
to look on one�察�whose wit or land
new battery to thy heart may frame��
then think this name alive�察�and that thou thus
in it offendst my genius。
ix。
and when thy melted maid��
corrupted by thy lovers gold and page��
his letter at thy pillow hath laid��
disputed it�察�and tamed thy rage��
and thou beginst to thaw towards him�察�for this��
may my name step in�察�and hide his。
x。
and if this treason go
to an overt act and that thou write again��
in superscribing�察�this name flow
into thy fancy from the pane ��
so�察�in forgetting thou remembrest right��
and unaware to me shalt write。
xi。
but glass and lines must be
no means our firm substantial love to keep ��
near death inflicts this lethargy��
and this i murmur in my sleep ��
inpute this idle talk�察�to that i go��
for dying men talk often so。
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twickenham garden。
blasted with sighs�察�and surrounded with tears��
hither i e to seek the spring��
and at mine eyes�察�and at mine ears��
receive such balms as else cure every thing。
but o � �self´traitor�察�i do bring
the spider love�察�which transubstantiates all��
and can convert manna to gall ��
and that this place may thoroughly be thought
true paradise�察�i have the serpent brought。
twere wholesomer for me that winter did
benight the glory of this place��
and that a grave frost did forbid
these trees to laugh and mock me to my face ��
but that i may not this disgrace
endure�察�nor yet leave loving�察�love�察�let me
some senseless piece of this place be ��
make me a mandrake�察�so i may grow here��
or a stone fountain weeping out my year。
hither with crystal phials�察�lovers�察�e��
and take my tears�察�which are loves wine��
and try your mistress tears at home��
for all are false�察�that taste not just like mine。
alas � �hearts do not in eyes shine��
nor can you more judge womens thoughts by tears��
than by her shadow what she wears。
o perverse sex�察�where none is true but she��
whos therefore true�察�because her truth kills me。
valediction to his book。
ill tell thee now ��dear love�� what thou shalt do
to anger destiny�察�as she doth us �察�
how i shall stay�察�though she eloign me thus�察�
and how posterity shall know it too �察�
how thine may out´endure
sibyls glory�察�and obscure
her who from pindar could allure�察�
and her�察�through whose help lucan is not lame�察�
and her�察�whose book ��they say�� homer did find�察�and name。
study our manuscripts�察�those myriads
of letters�察�which have past twixt thee and me �察�
thence write our annals�察�and in them will be
to all whom loves subliming fire invades�察�
rule and example found �察�
there the faith of any ground
no schismatic will dare to wound�察�
that sees�察�how love this grace to us affords�察�
to make�察�to keep�察�to use�察�to be these his records。
this book�察�as long´lived as the elements�察�
or as the worlds form�察�this all´grav┬d tome
in cypher writ�察�or new made idiom �察�
we for loves clergy only are instruments �察�
when this book is made thus�察�
should again the ravenous
vandals and goths invade us�察�
learning were safe �察�in this our universe�察�
schools might learn sciences�察�spheres music�察�angels verse。
here loves divines!since all divinity
is love or wonder!may find all they seek�察�
whether abstract spiritual love they like�察�
their souls exhaled with what they do not see �察�
or�察�loth so to amuse
faiths infirmity�察�they choose
something which they may see and use �察�
for�察�though mind be the heaven�察�where love doth sit�察�
beauty a convenient type may be to figure it。
here more than in their books may lawyers find�察�
both by what titles mistresses are ours�察�
and how prerogative these states devours�察�
transferrd from love himself�察�to womankind �察�
who�察�though from heart and eyes�察�
they exact great subsidies�察�
forsake him who on them relies �察�
and for the cause�察�honour�察�or conscience give �察�
chimeras vain as they or their prerogative。
here statesmen!or of them�察�they which can read!
may of their occupation find the grounds �察�
love�察�and their art�察�alike it deadly wounds�察�
if to consider what tis�察�one proceed。
in both they do excel
who the present govern well�察�
whose weakness none doth�察�or dares tell �察�
in this thy book�察�such will there something see�察�
as in the bible some can find out alchemy。
thus vent thy thoughts �察�abroad ill study thee�察�
as he removes far off�察�that great heights takes �察�
how great love is�察�presence best trial makes�察�
but absence tries how long this love will be �察�
to take a latitude
sun�察�or stars�察�are fitliest viewd
at their brightest�察�but to conclude
of longitudes�察�what other way have we�察�
but to mark when and where the da