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English Love Poetry
To His Coy Love

 

I PRAY thee, leave, love me no more,

Call home the heart you gave me!

I but in vain that saint adore

That can but will not save me.

These poor half-kisses kill me quite-

Was ever man thus served?

Amidst an ocean of delight

For pleasure to be starved?

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Show me no more those snowy breasts

With azure riverets branched,

Where, whilst mine eye with plenty feasts,

Yet is my thirst not stanched;

O Tantalus, thy pains ne'er tell!

By me thou art prevented:

'Tis nothing to be plagued in Hell

But thus in Heaven tormented.

 

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Clip me no more in those dear arms,

Nor thy life's comfort call me,

O these are but too powerful charms,

And do but more enthral me!

But see how patient I am grown

In all this coil about thee:

Come, nice thing, let my heart alone,

I cannot live without thee!

 

By Michael Drayton

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