John Donne Selected Poems-2
So us, and t everywhere ;
ter is, thy sphere.
I CAN love both fair and brown ;
s, and betrays ;
, and her who masks and plays ;
ry formd, and wown ;
ries ;
ill h spongy eyes,
And her who is dry cork, and never cries.
I can love her, and her, and you, and you ;
I can love any, so s true.
ill no otent you ?
ill it not serve your turn to do as did your mothers ?
Or , and no others ?
Or dot men are true torment you ?
O , be not you so ;
Let me—and do you—ty know ;
Rob me, but bind me not, and let me go.
Must I, ravel thorough you,
Gro, because you are true ?
Venus his song ;
And by loves sest part, variety, she swore,
S till no it should be so no more.
S, examined, and returnd ere long,
And said, quot;Alas ! some three
Poor ics in love there be,
o stablisancy.
But I old true,
You srue to to you. quot;