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Tell them, my soul, the fears that make me quake:
The smouldering brimstone and the burning lake,
Life feeding death, death ever life devouring,
Torments not moved, unheard, yet still roaring,
God lost, hell found,—ever, never begun.
Now bid me into flame from smoke to run!
William Alabaster
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William Alabaster
Born:
January 27, 1567
Died:
1640
(aged 72)
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William Alabaster was an English poet, playwright, and religious writer.
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