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His Wisdom

It would thou wert not fair, or I were wise;

I would thou hadst no face, or I no eyes;

I would thou wert not wise, or I not fond;

Or thou not free, or I not so in bond.

But thou art fair, and I can not be wise;

Poems for All Occasions

Thy sun-like face hath blinded both mine eyes;

Thou canst not but be wise, nor I but fond;

Nor thou but free, nor I but still in bond.

Yet am I wise to think that thou art fair;

Mine eyes their pureness in thy face repair;

Nor am I fond, that do thy wisdom see;

Nor yet in bond, because that thou art free.

Then in thy beauty only make me wise;

And in thy face the Graces guide mine eyes;

And in thy wisdom only see me fond;

And in thy freedom keep me still in bond.

So shalt thou still be fair, and I be wise;

Thy face shine still upon my cleared eyes;

Thy wisdom only see how I am fond;

Thy freedom only keep me still in bond.

So would I thou wert fair, and I were wise;

So would thou hadst thy face, and I mine eyes;

So would I thou wert wise, and I were fond,

And thou wert free and I were still in bond.

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