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Movings of the Earth bring harmes and feares Men reckon what itt did and ment But trepidation of those Spheres Though greater farr is Innocent. Dull Sublunarie lovers loue (Whose soule is sence) cannot admitt Absence because that doth remoue Those things which elemented itt. But wee by a loue soe mvch refind That our selues know not whatt it is Inter=assured of the minde Carelesse eyes, lips and hands to misse Our two soules therefore, which are one Though I mvst goe, endure not yett A breach, but an expansion As gold to ayery thinness beat. If they bee two, they are two soe As stiff twin compasses are two Thy Soule the fixd foote makes no show To moue but doth if the other doe. And though it in the Center sitt, Yett when the other farr doth rome Itt leanes, and harkens after itt And growes erect as that comes home. Such wilt thou bee to mee who mvst Like the other Foole obliquely rvn̅e Thy firmnesse makes my circle iust And makes mee end where itt begvnne.| [CW: Send] |
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