If these by hope doe joye in their distresse, And constant … - Giles Fletcher

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If these by hope doe joye in their distresse,
And constant are, in hope to conquer tyme,
Then let not hope in us (sweete friend) be lesse,
And cause our love to wither in the Pryme.Let us conspyre, and time will have an end,
So both of us in time shall have a frend.

Giles Fletcher

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Giles Fletcher the Elder (c. 1548 – 1611) was an English poet and diplomat, and a member of the English Parliament. His sons Phineas and Giles the Younger were also poets.

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Alternative Names: Giles Fletcher the elder

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Every thing doth pass away;
There is danger in delay:
Come, come, gather then the rose,
Gather it, or it you lose!

Only bend thy knee to me,
Thy wooing shall thy winning be!

Both poles we burnt, whereon the world doeth turne,
The rownd of heaven, from earth unto the skies:
And nowe the seas we both intend to burne:
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