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A Dialogue between Thyrsis and Dorinda

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html.skin-theme-clientpref-night @media(prefers-color-scheme:dark){html.skin-theme-clientpref-os }Dorinda.When Death, shall snatch us from these Kids,
And shut up our divided Lids,
Tell me Thrisis, prethee do,
Whither thou and I must go.

Thyrsis. To the Elizium: (Dorinda) oh where i'st?
Thyrsis. A Chast Soul, can never mis't.
Dorinda. I know no way, but one, our home
Dorinda. Is our Elizium?

Thyrsis. Cast thine Eye to yonder Skie,
Thyrsis. There the milky way doth lye;
Thyrsis. 'Tis a sure but rugged way,
Thyrsis. That leads to Everlasting day.

Dorinda. There Birds may nest, but how can I,
Dorinda. That have no wings and cannot fly.

Thyrsis. Do not sigh (fair Nimph) for fire
Thyrsis. Hath no wings, yet doth aspire
Thyrsis. Till it hit, against the pole,
Thyrsis. Heaven's the Center of the Soul.

Dorinda. But in Elizium how do they
Dorinda. Pass Eternity away.

Thyrsis. Ho, ther's, neither hope nor fear
Thyrsis. Ther's no Wolf, no Fox, no Bear.
Thyrsis. No need of Dog to fetch our stray,
Thyrsis. Our Lightfoot we may give away,
Thyrsis. And there most sweetly thine Ear
Thyrsis. May feast with Musick of the Sphear.

Dorinda. How I my future state
Dorinda. By silent thinking, Antidate:
Dorinda. I preethe let us spend, our time come,
Dorinda. In talking of Elizium.

Thyrsis. Then I'le go on: There, sheep are full
Thyrsis. Of softest grass, and softest wooll;
Thyrsis. There, birds sing Consorts, garlands grow,
Thyrsis. Cold winds do whisper, springs do flow.
Thyrsis. There, alwayes is, a rising Sun,
Thyrsis. And day is ever, but begun.
Thyrsis. Shepheards there, bear equal sway,
Thyrsis. And every Nimph's a Queen of May.

Dorinda. Ah me, ah me.

Thyrsis. Dorinda, why do'st Cry?

Dorinda. I'm sick, I'm sick, and fain would dye:
Dorinda. Convinc't me now, that this is true;
Dorinda. By bidding, with mee, all adieu
Dorinda. I cannot live, without thee, I
Dorinda. Will for thee, much more with thee dye.

Dorinda. Then let us give Corellia charge o'th Sheep,
Dorinda. And thou and I'le pick poppies and them steep
Dorinda. In wine, and drink on't even till we weep,
Dorinda. So shall we smoothly pass away in sleep.

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Andrew Marvell (1621–1678) · Wikidata Q365935
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A Dialogue between Thyrsis and Dorinda
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Andrew Marvell, «A Dialogue between Thyrsis and Dorinda», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-a-dialogue-between-thyrsis-and-dorinda--andrew-marvell-f7ad02.html

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