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Samuel Daniel - Sonnet LIII: DrawnSamuel Daniel - Sonnet LIII: Drawn
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Drawn by th`attractive virtue of her eyes, My touch`d heart turns it to that happy coast; My joyful North, where all my fortune lies, The level of my hopes desired most. There where my Delia , fairer than the Sun, Deckt with her youth whereon the world smileth, Joys in that honor which her beauty won, Th`eternal volume which her fame compileth. Flourish, fair Albion, glory of the North, Neptune`s darling held between his arms, Divided from the world as better worth, Kept for himself, defended from all harms. Still let disarmed peace deck her and thee, And Muse-foe Mars abroad far foster`d be.
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