4. Divine Love's Rest. (Written on Herbet's Poems.)
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4. Divine Love's Rest. (Written on Herbert's Poems.)
4. Divine Love's Rest. (Written on Herbet's Poems.)
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The amorous Needle knows no other REST,
THe amorous Needle knows no other REST,
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But at its dear attractive Lodestone's breast.
But at its dear attractive Loadstone's breast.
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Though lying dead before the Potent touch,
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Its Object and Affection were not such.
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The Oily Body married to a Spark,
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Which some cold Flint had locked up in the dark,