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I	A
I' th' autumn of a summer's day	B
When all the winds got leave to play	B
LUCASTA that fair ship is lanch'd	B
And from its crust this almond blanch'd	B
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II	A
Blow then unruly northwind blow	C
'Till in their holds your eyes you stow	C
And swell your cheeks bequeath chill death	D
See she hath smil'd thee out of breath	D
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III	A
Court gentle zephyr court and fan	E
Her softer breast's carnation wan	F
Your charming rhethorick of down	G
Flyes scatter'd from before her frown	G
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IV	H
Say my white water lilly say	B
How is't those warm streams break away	B
Cut by thy chast cold breast which dwells	I
Amidst them arm'd in isicles	I
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V	H
And the hot floods more raging grown	J
In flames of thee then in their own	J
In their distempers wildly glow	C
And kisse thy pillar of fix'd snow	C
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VI	H
No sulphur through whose each blew vein	K
The thick and lazy currents strein	K
Can cure the smarting nor the fell	L
Blisters of love wherewith they swell	L
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VII	H
These great physicians of the blind	B
The lame and fatal blains of Inde	B
In every drop themselves now see	H
Speckled with a new leprosie	H
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VIII	H
As sick drinks are with old wine dash'd	B
Foul waters too with spirits wash'd	B
Thou greiv'd perchance one tear let'st fall	M
Which straight did purifie them all	M
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IX	H
And now is cleans'd enough the flood	B
Which since runs cleare as doth thy blood	B
Of the wet pearls uncrown thy hair	N
And mantle thee with ermin air	N
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X	H
Lucasta hail fair conqueresse	H
Of fire air earth and seas	H
Thou whom all kneel to yet even thou	O
Wilt unto love thy captive bow	O

Richard Lovelace

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