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Courage my Soul now learn to wield	A
The weight of thine immortal Shield	A
Close on thy Head thy Helmet bright	B
Ballance thy Sword against the Fight	B
See where an Army strong as fair	C
With silken Banners spreads the air	C
Now if thou bee'st that thing Divine	D
In this day's Combat let it shine	D
And shew that Nature wants an Art	E
To conquer one resolved Heart	E
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Pleasure	F
Welcome the Creations Guest	G
Lord of Earth and Heavens Heir	C
Lay aside that Warlike Crest	G
And of Nature's banquet share	C
Where the Souls of fruits and flow'rs	H
Stand prepar'd to heighten yours	H
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Soul	I
I sup above and cannot stay	J
To bait so long upon the way	J
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Pleasure	F
On these downy Pillows lye	K
Whose soft Plumes will thither fly	K
On these Roses strow'd so plain	L
Lest one Leaf thy Side should strain	L
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Soul	I
My gentler Rest is on a Thought	M
Conscious of doing what I ought	M
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Pleasure	F
If thou bee'st with Perfumes pleas'd	N
Such as oft the Gods appeas'd	N
Thou in fragrant Clouds shalt show	O
Like another God below	O
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Soul	I
A Soul that knowes not to presume	P
Is Heaven's and its own perfume	P
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Pleasure	F
Every thing does seem to vie	K
Which should first attract thine Eye	K
But since none deserves that grace	H
In this Crystal view thy face	H
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Soul	I
When the Creator's skill is priz'd	Q
The rest is all but Earth disguis'd	Q
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Pleasure	F
Heark how Musick then prepares	H
For thy Stay these charming Aires	H
Which the posting Winds recall	R
And suspend the Rivers Fall	R
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Soul	I
Had I but any time to lose	H
On this I would it all dispose	H
Cease Tempter None can chain a mind	S
Whom this sweet Chordage cannot bind	S
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Chorus	H
Earth cannot shew so brave a Sight	B
As when a single Soul does fence	H
The Batteries of alluring Sense	H
And Heaven views it with delight	B
Then persevere for still new Charges sound	T
And if thou overcom'st thou shalt be crown'd	T
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Pleasure	F
All this fair and cost and sweet	U
Which scatteringly doth shine	D
Shall within one Beauty meet	U
And she be only thine	D
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Soul	I
If things of Sight such Heavens be	V
What Heavens are those we cannot see	V
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Pleasure	F
Where so e're thy Foot shall go	O
The minted Gold shall lie	K
Till thou purchase all below	O
And want new Worlds to buy	K
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Soul	I
Wer't not a price who 'ld value Gold	W
And that's worth nought that can be sold	W
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Pleasure	F
Wilt thou all the Glory have	X
That War or Peace commend	Y
Half the World shall be thy Slave	Z
The other half thy Friend	Y
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Soul	I
What Friends if to my self untrue	A2
What Slaves unless I captive you	A2
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Pleasure	F
Thou shalt know each hidden Cause	H
And see the future Time	B2
Try what depth the Centre draws	H
And then to Heaven climb	B2
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Soul	I
None thither mounts by the degree	V
Of Knowledge but Humility	V
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Chorus	H
Triumph triumph victorious Soul	I
The World has not one Pleasure more	C2
The rest does lie beyond the pole	I
And is thine everlasting Store	C2

Andrew Marvell

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