Poems written by A. Cowley.

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Title
Poems written by A. Cowley.
Author
Cowley, Abraham, 1618-1667.
Publication
London :: Printed for Humphrey Moseley,
1656.
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Page 74

Honor

1▪
SHE Loves, and she confesses too; There's then at last, no more to do. The happy work's entirely done; Enter the Town which thou hast won; The fruits of Conquest now begin; Iô Triumph! Enter in.
2.
What's this, ye Gods, what can it be? Remains there still an Enemie? Bold Honor stands up in the Gate, And would yet Capitulate; Have I orecome all real foes, And shall this Phantome me oppose?
3.
Noisy Nothing! Stalking shade! Py what Witchcraft wert thou made? Empty cause of Solid harms! But I shall find out Counter-charms Thy airy Devi'lship to remove From this Circle here of Love.
4.
Sure I shall rid my self of Thee By the Nights obscurity, And obscurer secresie. Unlike to every other spright, Thou attempt'st not men t'affright, Nor appear'st but in the Light.
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