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Richard Lovelace - When I by Thy Faire Shape Did SweareRichard Lovelace - When I by Thy Faire Shape Did Sweare
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I. When I by thy faire shape did sweare, And mingled with each vowe a teare, I lov`d, I lov`d thee best, I swore as I profest. For all the while you lasted warme and pure, My oathes too did endure. But once turn`d faithlesse to thy selfe and old, They then with thee incessantly grew cold. II. I swore my selfe thy sacrifice By th` ebon bowes that guard thine eyes, Which now are alter`d white, And by the glorious light Of both those stars, which of their spheres bereft, Only the gellie`s left. Then changed thus, no more I`m bound to you, Then swearing to a saint that proves untrue.
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