there above,

    o their graves remove.

    And t ;

    But no.

    we

    Can be sucs be.

    ho is so safe as we? where none can do

    treason to us, except one of us two.

    true and false fears let us refrain,

    Let us love nobly, and live, and add again

    Years and years unto years, till tain

    to e the second of our reign.

    I.

    MY name engraved herein

    Dotribute my firmness to this glass,

    ch been

    As  w was ;

    t price enougo mock

    ther rock.

    II.

    tis muc glass should be

    As all-confessing, and through-shine as I ;

    tis more t it so thee,

    And clear reflects to thine eye.

    But all such rules loves magic can undo ;

    here you see me, and I am you.

    III.

    As no one point, nor dash,

    accessories to this name,

    tempests can outwash

    So simes find me the same ;

    You tireness better may fulfill,

    tern ill.

    IV.

    Or if too hard and deep

    tco teach,

    It as a given deaths head keep,

    Lovers mortality to preach ;

    Or to be

    My ruinous anatomy.

    V.

    then, as all my souls be

    Emparadised in you—in whom alone

    I understand, and grow, and see—

    ters of my body, bone,

    Being still he muscle, sinew, and vein

    ile this house, will come again.

    VI.

    till my return repair

    And recompact my scatterd body so,

    As