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Strange and unnatural lets stay and see	A
This Pageant of a Prodigie	B
Lo of themselves th'enlivened Chesmen move	C
Lo the unbred ill organ'd Pieces prove	C
As full of Art and Industrie	A
Of Courage and of Policie	A
As we our selves who think ther's nothing Wise but We	A
Here a proud Pawn I'admire	D
That still advancing higher	E
At top of all became	F
Another Thing and Name	F
Here I'm amaz'ed at th'actions of a Knight	G
That does bold wonders in the fight	G
Here I the losing party blame	F
For those false Moves that break the Game	F
That to their Grave the Bag the conquered Pieces bring	H
And above all th' ill Conduct of the Mated King	H
What e're these seem what e're Philosophie	C
And Sense or Reason tell said I	I
These Things have Life Election Libertie	G
'Tis their own Wisdom molds their State	G
Their Faults and Virtues make their Fate	G
They do they do said I but strait	G
Lo from my'enlightned Eyes the Mists and shadows fell	J
That hinder Spirits from being Visible	K
And lo I saw two Angels plaid the Mate	G
With Man alas no otherwise it proves	A
An unseen Hand makes all their Moves	A
And some are Great and some are Small	L
Some climb to good some from good Fortune fall	L
Some Wisemen and some Fools we call	L
Figures alas of Speech for Desti'ny plays us all	L
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Me from the womb the Midwife Muse did take	M
She cut my Navel washt me and mine Head	G
With her own Hands she Fashioned	G
She did a Covenant with me make	M
And circumcis'ed my tender Soul and thus she spake	M
Thou of my Church shalt be	A
Hate and renounce said she	A
Wealth Honor Pleasures all the World for Me	A
Thou neither great at Court nor in the War	N
Nor at th' Exchange shalt be nor at the wrangling Bar	O
Content thy self with the small Barren Praise	A
That neglected Verse does raise	A
She spake and all my years to come	P
Took their unlucky Doom	Q
Their several ways of Life let others chuse	A
Their several pleasures let them use	A
But I was born for Love and for a Muse	A
With Fate what boots it to contend	G
Such I began such am and so must end	G
The Star that did my Being frame	F
Was but a Lambent Flame	F
And some small Light it did dispence	A
But neither Heat nor Influence	A
No Matter Cowley let proud Fortune see	A
That thou canst her despise no less then she does Thee	A
Let all her gifts the portion be	A
Of Folly Lust and Flattery	A
Fraud Extortion Calumnie	R
Murder Infidelitie	G
Rebellion and Hypocrisie	A
Do Thou nor grieve nor blush to be	A
As all th'inspired tuneful Men	R
And all thy great Forefathers were from Homer down to Ben	R

Abraham Cowley

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