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Richard Lovelace - A Black Patch On Lucasta`s FaceRichard Lovelace - A Black Patch On Lucasta`s Face
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Dull as I was, to think that a court fly             Presum`d so neer her eye;             When `twas th` industrious bee         Mistook her glorious face for paradise, To summe up all his chymistry of spice;   With a brave pride and honour led,   Neer both her suns he makes his bed, And, though a spark, struggles to rise as red.             Then aemulates the gay               Daughter of day;       Acts the romantick phoenix` fate,   When now, with all his sweets lay`d out in state,     LUCASTA scatters but one heat, And all the aromatick pills do sweat, And gums calcin`d themselves to powder beat,           Which a fresh gale of air           Conveys into her hair;           Then chaft, he`s set on fire, And in these holy flames doth glad expire;       And that black marble tablet there         So neer her either sphere       Was plac`d; nor foyl, nor ornament, But the sweet little bee`s large monument.
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