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Poems (1896)
Donne, John (1572-1631)
I.
VOL. I.
SONGS AND SONNETS.
BREAK OF DAY.
II.
VOL. II.
EPIGRAMS.
[KLOCKIUS.]
[RALPHIUS.]
DOUBTFUL POEMS.
BORROWING.
SUPPING HOURS.
THE SMITH.
POEMS HITHERTO UNCOLLECTED.
[TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.]
TO MY LORD OF PEMBROKE.
OF A LADY IN THE BLACK MASK.
A LETTER WRITTEN BY SIR H[ENRY] G[OODYERE] AND J[OHN] D[ONNE], ALTERNIS VICIBUS.
TO THE AUTHOR [Thomas Coryat].
ON FRIENDSHIP.
THE CONSTANT LOVER.
[AN IDEAL.]
THE LIE.
[TRUE LOVE.]
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BORROWING.
[_]
The attribution of this poem is questionable.
One
calls me friend, yet urges me to pay
A debt I borrow'd, not upon a day,
But upon terms of love; am I his friend?
I may then owe as freely as he lend.
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