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Cast me upon some naked shore,
Where I may track
Only the print of some sad wrack,
If thou be there, though the seas roar
I shall no gentler calm implore.
William Habington
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Direct your eyesight inward, and you'll find
A thousand regions in your mind
Yet undiscover'd. Travel them, and be
Expert in home cosmography.
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My soule her wings doth spread
And heaven-ward flies,
Th' Almighty's Mysteries to read
In the large volumes of the skies.
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The starres, bright cent'nels of the skies.
William Habington
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William Habington
Born:
November 4, 1605
Died:
November 30, 1654
(aged 49)
Bio:
William Habington was an English poet. He was born at Hindlip Hall, Worcestershire, and belonged to a well-known Catholic family.
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