The poetical works of Robert Herrick | ||
Prayer.
A prayer, that is said alone,Starves, having no companion.
Great things ask for, when thou dost pray,
And those great are, which ne're decay.
Pray not for silver, rust eats this;
Ask not for gold, which metall is:
Nor yet for houses, which are here
But earth: such vowes nere reach Gods eare.
The poetical works of Robert Herrick | ||