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Rich Statue double faced	A
With Marble Temples graced	A
To rayse thy God head hyer	B
In flames where Altars shining	C
Before thy Priests diuining	C
Doe od'rous Fumes expire	D
	-
Great IANVS I thy pleasure	B
With all the Thespian treasure	B
Doe seriously pursue	E
To th' passed yeere returning	C
As though the old adiourning	C
Yet bringing in the new	E
	-
Thy ancient Vigils yeerely	F
I haue obserued cleerely	F
Thy Feasts yet smoaking bee	G
Since all thy store abroad is	H
Giue something to my Goddesse	H
As hath been vs'd by thee	G
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Giue her th' Eoan brightnesse	H
Wing'd with that subtill lightnesse	H
That doth trans pierce the Ayre	I
The Roses of the Morning	C
The rising Heau'n adorning	C
To mesh with flames of Hayre	I
	-
Those ceaselesse Sounds aboue all	F
Made by those Orbes that moue all	F
And euer swelling there	I
Wrap'd vp in Numbers flowing	C
Them actually bestowing	C
For Iewels at her Eare	I
	-
O Rapture great and holy	G
Doe thou transport me wholly	G
So well her forme to vary	G
That I aloft may beare her	I
Whereas I will insphere her	I
In Regions high and starry	G
	-
And in my choise Composures	H
The soft and easie Closures	H
So amorously shall meet	J
That euery liuely Ceasure	G
Shall tread a perfect Measure	G
Set on so equall feet	J
	-
That Spray to fame so fertle	G
The Louer crowning Mirtle	G
In Wreaths of mixed Bowes	H
Within whose shades are dwelling	C
Those Beauties most excelling	C
Inthron'd vpon her Browes	H
	-
Those Paralels so euen	E
Drawne on the face of Heauen	E
That curious Art supposes	H
Direct those Gems whose cleerenesse	H
Farre off amaze by neerenesse	H
Each Globe such fire incloses	H
	-
Her Bosome full of Blisses	H
By Nature made for Kisses	H
So pure and wond'rous cleere	G
Whereas a thousand Graces	H
Behold their louely Faces	H
As they are bathing there	G
	-
O thou selfe little blindnesse	H
The kindnesse of vnkindnesse	H
Yet one of those diuine	E
Thy Brands to me were leuer	G
Thy Fascia and thy Quiuer	G
And thou this Quill of mine	E
	-
This Heart so freshly bleeding	C
Vpon it owne selfe feeding	C
Whose woundes still dropping be	G
O Loue thy selfe confounding	C
Her coldnesse so abounding	C
And yet such heat in me	G
	-
Yet if I be inspired	K
Ile leaue thee so admired	K
To all that shall succeed	L
That were they more then many	G
'Mongst all there is not any	G
That Time so oft shall read	M
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Nor Adamant ingraued	M
That hath been choisely 'st saued	M
IDEA'S Name out weares	H
So large a Dower as this is	H
The greatest often misses	H
The Diadem that beares	H

Michael Drayton

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