Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CANTIC. CHAP. 2, by JOSEPH BEAUMONT First Line: Rise up, my love, my fairest one / make no delay Last Line: And come away. | ||||||||
RISE up, my Love, my Fairest One Make no delay; Now Winters utmost Blast hath blown Himselfe away. The Clowdy Curtaines drawn aside To free ye light, No drop is left, pure Heav'n to hide From Thy full Sight. The cheerly Earth doth as She may Reflect Heavns Face, With flowry Constellations gay In every place. Our Birds sit tuning their soft throats The Angels Quire To eccho back: The Turtles Notes With them conspire. The teeming Fig-tree's new borne Brood Abroad appeare: Vines & young Grapes breathe out a good And wholsome Aire. All Sweets invite Us to lay downe Our dull delay Rise up, my Love, my Fairest One And come away. | Discover our poem explanations - click here!Other Poems of Interest...Γενεθλιακον by JOSEPH BEAUMONT A CONCLUSORIE HUMNE TO THE SAME WEEK; & FOR MY FRIEND by JOSEPH BEAUMONT A DIALOGUE (FOR A BASE AND TWO TREBLES) by JOSEPH BEAUMONT A DIALOGUE (TO BE SUNG TO THE VIOL, BY A BASE, AND A TREBLE) by JOSEPH BEAUMONT A LOVE BARGAINE by JOSEPH BEAUMONT A MORNING HYMN by JOSEPH BEAUMONT A PREPARATORY HYMNE TO THE WEEK OF MEDITACIONS UPON, & DEVOUT EXERCISE by JOSEPH BEAUMONT A SECRET SIGH by JOSEPH BEAUMONT |
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