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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HEXASTICHON BIBLIOPOLAE, by JOHN MARRIOT
First Line: I see in his last preach'd, and printed booke
Last Line: You have him living to eternity.
Variant Title(s): On John Donne's Book Of Poems
Subject(s): Donne, John (1572-1631); Poetry & Poets
First Line: I see in his last preach'd, and printed booke
Last Line: You have him living to eternity.
Variant Title(s): On John Donne's Book Of Poems
Subject(s): Donne, John (1572-1631); Poetry & Poets
I See in his last preach'd, and printed Booke,
His Picture in a sheet; in Pauls I looke,
And see his Statue in a sheete of stone,
And sure his body in the grave hath one:
Those sheetes present him dead, these if you buy,
You have him living to Eternity.
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