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Sonnet VII
[The World, that all containes, is euer mouing]
The World, that all containes, is euer mouing,
The Starres within their spheres for euer turned,
Nature (the Queene of Change) to change is louing,
And Forme to matter new, is still adiourned.
The Starres within their spheres for euer turned,
Nature (the Queene of Change) to change is louing,
And Forme to matter new, is still adiourned.
Fortune our phansie-God, to varie liketh,
Place is not bound to things within it placed,
The present time vpon time passed striketh,
With Phœbus wandring course the earth is graced.
Place is not bound to things within it placed,
The present time vpon time passed striketh,
With Phœbus wandring course the earth is graced.
The Ayre still moues, and by its mouing cleareth,
The Fire vp ascends, and planets feedeth,
The Water passeth on, and all lets weareth,
The Earth stands still, yet change of changes breedeth;
The Fire vp ascends, and planets feedeth,
The Water passeth on, and all lets weareth,
The Earth stands still, yet change of changes breedeth;
Her plants, which Summer ripes, in Winter fade,
Each creature in vnconstant mother lyeth,
Man made of earth, and for whom earth is made,
Still dying liues, and liuing euer dyeth;
Onely like fate sweet Myra neuer varies,
Yet in her eyes the doome of all Change carries.
Each creature in vnconstant mother lyeth,
Man made of earth, and for whom earth is made,
Still dying liues, and liuing euer dyeth;
Onely like fate sweet Myra neuer varies,
Yet in her eyes the doome of all Change carries.
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