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John Suckling · Barroco

To my Lady E. C. at her Going out of England

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I must confess, when I did part from you,

I could not force an artificial dew

Upon my cheeks, nor with a gilded phrase

Express how many hundred several ways

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In discontented garbs set forth my loss:

Such loud expressions many times do come

From lightest hearts: great griefs are always dumb.

The shallow rivers roar, the deep are still;

Numbers of painted words may shew much skill:10

But little anguish and a cloudy face

Is oft put on, to serve both time and place:

The blazing wood may to the eye seem great;

But 'tis the fire rak'd up that has the heat,

And keeps it long. True sorrow's like to wine:15

That which is good does never need a sign.

My eyes were channels far too small to be

Conveyers of such floods of misery:

And so pray think; or if you'd entertain

A thought more charitable, suppose some strain20

Of sad repentance had, not long before,

Quite emptied for my sins that watery store:

So shall you him oblige that still will be

Your servant to his best ability.

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John Suckling
Título
To my Lady E. C. at her Going out of England
Lengua
inglés
Época
Barroco
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John Suckling, «To my Lady E. C. at her Going out of England», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-to-my-lady-e-c-at-her-going-out-of-england--john-suckling-a27401.html

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