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TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE LADY, Lucie Countesse of Bedford. |
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The Works of Michael Drayton | ||
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TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE LADY, Lucie Countesse of Bedford.
When God this wondrous Creature did create,This ever-moving body, this huge weight,
Whose head, whose lofty head high situate,
Is crown'd with starrs & constellations bright.
Hee causd the same one certaine way to move,
Which mooving (some say) doth sweet tunes beget,
Another way the Sunne and Planets prove,
For they from thence move where the sun doth set;
Yet he the Pole-star, Cynosura cleere,
Causd steddily to stand, though heaven did gyre,
For an example to mens actions heere:
Madam, you are the starre of his desire;
Whilst hee his thoughts heaven moves, ô gracious bee,
And wonders in your Creature you shall see.
Your honors and eternities Humble, E. B.
The Works of Michael Drayton | ||