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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO PERENNA (1), by ROBERT HERRICK Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: When I thy parts runne o'er, I can't espie
Last Line: Ther's still more cause, why I the more should love.
Subject(s): Love
First Line: When I thy parts runne o'er, I can't espie
Last Line: Ther's still more cause, why I the more should love.
Subject(s): Love
When I thy Parts runne o'er, I can't espie
In any one, the least indecencie:
But every Line, and Limb diffused thence,
A faire, and unfamiliar excellence:
So, that the more I look, the more I prove,
Ther's still more cause, why I the more should love.
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