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and equal traitors be she and his sense。
may he dream treason�察�and believe that he
meant to perform it�察�and confesses�察�and die�察�
and no record tell why �察�
his sons�察�which none of his may be�察�
inherit nothing but his infamy �察�
or may he so long parasites have fed�察�
that he would fain be theirs whom he hath bred�察�
and at the last be circumcised for bread。
the venom of all stepdames�察�gamesters gall�察�
what tyrants and their subjects interwish�察�
what plants�察�mine�察�beasts�察�fowl�察�fish�察�
can contribute�察�all ill�察�which all
prophets or poets spake�察�and all which shall
be annexd in schedules unto this by me�察�
fall on that man �察�for if it be a she
nature beforehand hath out´curs┬d me。
the message。
send home my long strayd eyes to me��
which�察�o � �too long have dwelt on thee ��
yet since there they have learnd such ill��
such forced fashions��
and false passions��
that they be
made by thee
fit for no good sight�察�keep them still。
send home my harmless heart again��
which no unworthy thought could stain ��
which if it be taught by thine
to make jestings
of protestings��
and break both
word and oath��
keep it�察�for then tis none of mine。
yet send me back my heart and eyes��
that i may know�察�and see thy lies��
and may laugh and joy�察�when thou
art in anguish
and dost languish
for some one
that will none��
or prove as false as thou art now。
a nocturnal upon st。 lucys day��
being the shortest day。
tis the years midnight�察�and it is the days��
lucys�察�who scarce seven hours herself unmasks ��
the sun is spent�察�and now his flasks
send forth light squibs�察�no constant rays ��
the worlds whole sap is sunk ��
the general balm th hydroptic earth hath drunk��
whither�察�as to the beds´feet�察�life is shrunk��
dead and interrd �察�yet all these seem to laugh��
pared with me�察�who am their epitaph。
study me then�察�you who shall lovers be
at the next world�察�that is�察�at the next spring ��
for i am every dead thing��
in whom love wrought new alchemy。
for his art did express
a quintessence even from nothingness��
from dull privations�察�and lean emptiness ��
he ruind me�察�and i am re´begot
of absence�察�darkness�察�death!things which are not。
all others�察�from all things�察�draw all thats good��
life�察�soul�察�form�察�spirit�察�whence they being have ��
i�察�by loves limbec�察�am the grave
of all�察�thats nothing。 oft a flood
have we two wept�察�and so
drownd the whole world�察�us two �察�oft did we grow��
to be two chaoses�察�when we did show
care to aught else �察�and often absences
withdrew our souls�察�and made us carcasses。
but i am by her death!which word wrongs her!
of the first nothing the elixir grown ��
were i a man�察�that i were one
i needs must know �察�i should prefer��
if i were any beast��
some ends�察�some means �察�yea plants�察�yea stones detest��
and love �察�all�察�all some properties invest。
if i an ordinary nothing were��
as shadow�察�a light�察�and body must be here。
but i am none �察�nor will my sun renew。
you lovers�察�for whose sake the lesser sun
at this time to the goat is run
to fetch new lust�察�and give it you��
enjoy your summer all��
since she enjoys her long nights festival。
let me prepare towards her�察�and let me call
this hour her vigil�察�and her eve�察�since this
both the years and the days deep midnight is。
witchcraft by a picture。
i fix mine eye on thine�察�and there
pity my picture burning in thine eye �察�
my picture drownd in a transparent tear�察�
when i look lower i espy �察�
hadst thou the wicked skill
by pictures made and marrd�察�to kill�察�
how many ways mightst thou perform thy will�拭�
but now ive drunk thy sweet salt tears�察�
and though thou pour more�察�ill depart �察�
my picture vanished�察�vanish all fears
that i can be endamaged by that art �察�
though thou retain of me
one picture more�察�yet that will be�察�
being in thine own heart�察�from all malice free。
the bait。
e live with me�察�and be my love��
and we will some new pleasures prove
of golden sands�察�and crystal brooks��
with silken lines and silver hooks。
there will the river whispring run
warmd by thy eyes�察�more than the sun ��
and there th enamourd fish will stay��
begging themselves they may betray。
when thou wilt swim in that live bath��
each fish�察�which every channel hath��
will amorously to thee swim��
gladder to catch thee�察�than thou him。
if thou�察�to be so seen�察�best loth��
by sun or moon�察�thou darknest both��
and if myself have leave to see��
i need not their light�察�having thee。
let others freeze with angling reeds��
and cut their legs with shells and weeds��
or treacherously poor fish beset��
with strangling snare�察�or windowy net。
let coarse bold hands from slimy nest
the bedded fish in banks out´wrest ��
or curious traitors�察�sleeve´silk flies��
bewitch poor fishes wandring eyes。
for thee�察�thou needst no such deceit��
for thou thyself art thine own bait ��
that fish�察�that is not catchd thereby��
alas � �is wiser far than i。
the apparition。
when by thy scorn�察�o murdress�察�i am dead��
and that thou thinkst thee free
from all solicitation from me��
then shall my ghost e to thy bed��
and thee�察�feignd vestal�察�in worse arms shall see ��
then thy sick taper will begin to wink��
and he�察�whose thou art then�察�being tired before��
will�察�if thou stir�察�or pinch to wake him�察�think
thou callst for more��
and�察�in false sleep�察�will from thee shrink ��
and then�察�poor aspen wretch�察�neglected thou
bathed in a cold quicksilver sweat wilt lie��
a verier ghost than i。
what i will say�察�i will not tell thee now��
lest that preserve thee �察�and since my love is spent��
id rather thou shouldst painfully repent��
than by my threatenings rest still innocent。
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the broken heart。
he is stark mad�察�whoever says��
that he hath been in love an hour��
yet not that love so soon decays��
but that it can ten in less space devour ��
who will believe me�察�if i swear
that i have had the plague a year��
who would not laugh at me�察�if i should say
i saw a flash of powder burn a day��
ah�察�what a trifle is a heart��
if once into loves hands it e ��
all other griefs allow a part
to other griefs�察�and ask themselves but some ��
they e to us�察�but us love draws ��
he swallows us and never chaws ��
by him�察�as by chaind shot�察�whole ranks do die ��
he is the tyrant pike�察�our hearts the fry。
if twere not so�察�what did bee
of my heart when i first saw thee��
i brought a heart into the room��
but from the room i carried none with me。
if it had gone to thee�察�i know
mine would have taught thine heart to show
more pity unto me �察�but love�察�alas ��
at one first blow did shiver it as glass。
yet nothing can to nothing fall��
nor any place be empty quite ��
therefore i think my breast hath all
those pieces still�察�though they be not unite ��
and now�察�as broken glasses show
a hundred lesser faces�察�so
my rags of heart can like�察�wish�察�and adore��
but after one such love�察�can love no more。
the ecstacy。
where�察�like a pillow on a bed�察�
a pregnant bank swelld up�察�to rest
the violets reclining head�察�
sat we two�察�one anothers best。
our hands were firmly cemented
by a fast balm�察�which thence did spring �察�
our eye´beams twisted�察�and did thread
our eyes upon one double string。
so to engraft our hands�察�as yet
was all the means to make us one �察�
and pictures in our eyes to get
was all our propagation。
as�察�twixt two equal armies�察�fate
suspends uncertain victory�察�
our souls!which to advance their state�察�
were gone out!hung twixt her and me。
and whilst our souls negotiate there�察�
we like sepulchral statues lay �察�
all day�察�the same our postures were�察�
and we said nothing�察�all the day。
if any�察�so by love refined�察�
that he souls language understood�察�
and by good love were grown all mind�察�
within convenient distance stood�察�
he!though he knew not which soul spake�察�
because both meant�察�both spake the same!
might thence a new concoction take�察�
and part far purer than he came。
this ecstasy doth unperplex
��we said�� and tell us what we love �察�
we see by this�察�it was not sex �察�
we see�察�we saw not�察�what did move �此�
but as all several souls contain
mixture of things they know not what�察�
love these mixd souls doth mix again�察�
and makes both one�察�each this�察�and that。
a single violet transplant�察�
the strength�察�the colour�察�and the size!
all which before was poor and scant!
redoubles still�察�and multiplies。
when love with one another so
interanimates two souls�察�
that abler soul�察�which thence doth flow�察�
defects of loneliness controls。
we then�察�who are this new soul�察�know�察�
of what we are posed�察�and made�察�
for th atomies of which we grow
are souls�察�whom no change can invade。
but�察�o alas � �so long�察�so far�察�
our bodies why do we forbear�拭�
they are ours�察�though not we �察�we are
th intelligences�察�they the spheres。
we owe them thanks�察�because they thus
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