Poems, Songs and Love-Verses upon several Subjects. By Matthew Coppinger |
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An Acrostick on Madam Ann Tirrell.
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An Acrostick on Madam Ann Tirrell.
Admir'd Beauty, whose victorious Eyes
Ne're wants a Heavenly Vertue to surprise.
Nature in you alone may boast what-e're
Ne're wants a Heavenly Vertue to surprise.
Nature in you alone may boast what-e're
To Grecian Hellen was accounted fair.
I you, as Persians do adore the Sun,
Revived Phœnix, that art still but one.
Roses and Lillies are too mean a Grace,
Etherial Beauty Crowns your Heavenly Face;
Lasting as Fame, still may your Honour be,
Like verdant Lawrel, still from Envy free.
I you, as Persians do adore the Sun,
Revived Phœnix, that art still but one.
Roses and Lillies are too mean a Grace,
Etherial Beauty Crowns your Heavenly Face;
Lasting as Fame, still may your Honour be,
Like verdant Lawrel, still from Envy free.
Admit my Fancy be too high, or low,
Regent of Hearts, know you have made it so.
Regent of Hearts, know you have made it so.
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