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ODE XLIV.
[I seem'd, 'twas in a dream indeed]
I seem'd, 'twas in a dream indeed,
With wings to course along the mead,
And Love, who seem'd to me to bear
Lead upon his ancles fair,
Love, always for his foe too light,
Pursued, and overtook my flight.
With wings to course along the mead,
And Love, who seem'd to me to bear
Lead upon his ancles fair,
Love, always for his foe too light,
Pursued, and overtook my flight.
What may this dream portend to me?
Truly, I think, in this I see,
That I, entangled and perplex'd
With many Loves, and might'ly vex'd,
From all the rest being slipt away,
Of this one Love am made a prey.
Truly, I think, in this I see,
That I, entangled and perplex'd
With many Loves, and might'ly vex'd,
From all the rest being slipt away,
Of this one Love am made a prey.
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