ger, desires to raise posterity.

    Since so, my mind

    S desire w no man else can find ;

    Ill no more dote and run

    to pursue things which had endamaged me ;

    And wies be,

    As men do whe summers sun

    Gro,

    tness, s.

    Each place can afford shadows ; if all fail,

    tis but applying o tail.

    StAND still, and I o thee

    A lecture, Love, in Loves philosophy.

    t we ,

    alking wo s

    Along h us, which we ourselves produced.

    But, no above our head,

    e do tread,

    And to brave clearness all things are reduced.

    So  loves did grow,

    Disguises did, and shadows, flow

    From us and our cares ; but nois not so.

    t love  attaind t degree,

    ill diligent lest others see.

    Except our loves at tay,

    e sher way.

    As t o blind

    Othese which come behind

    ill work upon ourselves, and blind our eyes.

    If our loves faint, and erwardly decline,

    to me thine

    And I to tions shall disguise.

    the morning shadows wear away,

    But the day ;

    But O ! loves day is s, if love decay.

    Love is a groant light,

    And  minute, after noon, is night.

    [.]

    IF  change in you can move,

    You do not love,

    For he fire,

    You sell desire.

    Love is not love, but given free ;

    And so is mine ; so should yours be.

    [D.]

    , t o hers moan,

    to mine is stone.