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Lilies Without, Lilies Within Can I think the Guide of Heaven Hath so beautifully given Outward features, 'cause He meant To have made less excellent Your divine part? Or suppose Beauty, goodness doth oppose; Like those fools, who do despair To find any, good and fair? Rather there I seek a mind Most excelling, where I find God hath to the body lent Most-beseeming ornament, And I do believe it true, That, as we the body view Nearer to perfection grow; So, the soul herself doth show: Other more and more excelling In her powers; as in her dwelling. George Wither's other poems:
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