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Muse bid the Morne awake	A
Sad Winter now declines	B
Each Bird doth chuse a Make	A
This day 's Saint VALENTINE'S	B
For that good Bishop's sake	A
Get vp and let vs see	C
What Beautie it shall bee	C
That Fortune vs assignes	C
	-
But lo in happy How'r	D
The place wherein she lyes	C
In yonder climbing Tow'r	D
Gilt by the glitt'ring Rise	C
O IOVE that in a Show'r	D
As once that Thund'rer did	E
When he in drops lay hid	E
That I could her surprize	C
	-
Her Canopie Ile draw	F
With spangled Plumes bedight	E
No Mortall euer saw	F
So rauishing a sight	E
That it the Gods might awe	G
And pow'rfully trans pierce	C
The Globie Vniuerse	C
Out shooting eu'ry Light	E
	-
My Lips Ile softly lay	H
Vpon her heau'nly Cheeke	A
Dy'd like the dawning Day	H
As polish'd Iuorie sleeke	A
And in her Eare Ile say	H
O thou bright Morning Starre	F
'Tis I that come so farre	F
My Valentine to seeke	A
	-
Each little Bird this Tyde	H
Doth chuse her loued Pheere	F
Which constantly abide	H
In Wedlock all the yeere	F
As Nature is their Guide	H
So may we two be true	F
This yeere nor change for new	F
As Turtles coupled were	F
	-
The Sparrow Swan the Doue	H
Though VENVS Birds they be	C
Yet are they not for Loue	H
So absolute as we	C
For Reason vs doth moue	I
They but by billing woo	F
Then try what we can doo	F
To whom each sense is free	C
	-
Which we haue more then they	H
By liuelyer Organs sway'd	H
Our Appetite each way	H
More by our Sense obay'd	H
Our Passions to display	H
This Season vs doth fit	H
Then let vs follow it	H
As Nature vs doth lead	H
	-
One Kisse in two let's breake	A
Confounded with the touch	J
But halfe words let vs speake	A
Our Lip's imploy'd so much	J
Vntill we both grow weake	A
With sweetnesse of thy breath	K
O smother me to death	K
Long let our Ioyes be such	J
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Let's laugh at them that chuse	C
Their Valentines by lot	H
To weare their Names that vse	C
Whom idly they haue got	H
Such poore choise we refuse	C
Saint VALENTINE befriend	H
We thus this Morne may spend	H
Else Muse awake her not	H

Michael Drayton

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