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or； if they do； deride ；
then you have done a braver thing
than all the worthies did ；
and a braver thence will spring；
which is； to keep that hid。
the sun rising。
busy old fool； unruly sun；
why dost thou thus；
through windows； and through curtains； call on us ？
must to thy motions lovers seasons run ？
saucy pedantic wretch； go chide
late school…boys and sour prentices；
go tell court…huntsmen that the king will ride；
call country ants to harvest offices ；
love； all alike； no season knows nor clime；
nor hours； days； months； which are the rags of time。
thy beams so reverend； and strong
why shouldst thou think ？
i could eclipse and cloud them with a wink；
but that i would not lose her sight so long。
if her eyes have not blinded thine；
look； and to…morrow late tell me；
whether both th indias of spice and mine
be where thou leftst them； or lie here with me。
ask for those kings whom thou sawst yesterday；
and thou shalt hear； 〃all here in one bed lay。〃
shes all states； and all princes i ；
nothing else is ；
princes do but play us ； pared to this；
all honours mimic； all wealth alchemy。
thou； sun； art half as happy as we；
in that the worlds contracted thus ；
thine age asks ease； and since thy duties be
to warm the world； thats done in warming us。
shine here to us； and thou art everywhere ；
this bed thy center is； these walls thy sphere。
the indifferent。
i can love both fair and brown ；
her whom abundance melts； and her whom want betrays ；
her who loves loneness best； and her who masks and plays ；
her whom the country formd； and whom the town ；
her who believes； and her who tries ；
her who still weeps with spongy eyes；
and her who is dry cork； and never cries。
i can love her； and her； and you； and you ；
i can love any； so she be not true。
will no other vice content you ？
will it not serve your turn to do as did your mothers ？
or have you all old vices spent； and now would find out others ？
or doth a fear that men are true torment you ？
o we are not； be not you so ；
let me—and do you—twenty know ；
rob me； but bind me not； and let me go。
must i； who came to travel thorough you；
grow your fixd subject； because you are true ？
venus heard me sigh this song ；
and by loves sweetest part； variety； she swore；
she heard not this till now ； and that it should be so no more。
she went； examined； and returnd ere long；
and said； 〃alas ！ some two or three
poor heretics in love there be；
which think to stablish dangerous constancy。
but i have told them； since you will be true；
you shall be true to them whore false to you。 〃
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John Donne Selected Poems…3
，小，说，网
loves usury。
for every hour that thou wilt spare me now；
i will allow；
usurious god of love； twenty to thee；
when with my brown my gray hairs equal be。
till then； love； let my body range； and let
me travel； sojourn； snatch； plot； have； forget；
resume my last years relict ； think that yet
wed never met。
let me think any rivals letter mine；
and at next nine
keep midnights promise ； mistake by the way
the maid； and tell the lady of that delay ；
only let me love none ； no； not the sport
from country grass to confitures of court；
or citys quelque…choses ； let not report
my mind transport。
this bargains good ； if when im old； i be
inflamed by thee；
if thine own honour； or my shame and pain；
thou covet most； at that age thou shalt gain。
do thy will then ； then subject and degree
and fruit of love； love； i submit to thee。
spare me till then ； ill bear it； though she be
one that love me。
the canonization。
for gods sake hold your tongue； and let me love ；
or chide my palsy； or my gout ；
my five gray hairs； or ruind fortune flout ；
with wealth your state； your mind with arts improve ；
take you a course； get you a place；
observe his honour； or his grace ；
or the kings real； or his stampd face
contemplate ； what you will； approve；
so you will let me love。
alas ！ alas ！ whos injured by my love？
what merchants ships have my sighs drownd？
who says my tears have overflowd his ground？
when did my colds a forward spring remove？
when did the heats which my veins fill
add one more to the plaguy bill？
soldiers find wars； and lawyers find out still
litigious men； which quarrels move；
though she and i do love。
calls what you will； we are made such by love ；
call her one； me another fly；
were tapers too； and at our own cost die；
and we in us find th eagle and the dove。
the phoenix riddle hath more wit
by us ； we two being one； are it ；
so； to one neutral thing both sexes fit。
we die and rise the same； and prove
mysterious by this love。
we can die by it； if not live by love；
and if unfit for tomb or hearse
our legend be； it will be fit for verse ；
and if no piece of chronicle we prove；
well build in sonnets pretty rooms ；
as well a well…wrought urn bees
the greatest ashes； as half…acre tombs；
and by these hymns； all shall approve
us canonized for love ；
and thus invoke us； 〃you； whom reverend love
made one anothers hermitage ；
you； to whom love was peace； that now is rage ；
who did the whole worlds soul contract； and drove
into the glasses of your eyes ；
so made such mirrors； and such spies；
that they did all to you epitomize—
countries； towns； courts beg from above
a pattern of your love。〃
the triple fool。
i am two fools； i know；
for loving； and for saying so
in whining poetry ；
but wheres that wise man； that would not be i；
if she would not deny ？
then as th earths inward narrow crooked lanes
do purge sea waters fretful salt away；
i thought； if i could draw my pains
through rhymes vexation； i should them allay。
grief brought to numbers cannot be so fierce；
for he tames it； that fetters it in verse。
but when i have done so；
some man； his art and voice to show；
doth set and sing my pain ；
and； by deligh