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Poem by Robert Herrick


Discontents in Devon


MORE discontents I never had
  Since I was born then here,
Where I have been, and still am sad,
  In this dull Devonshire.
Yet justly too I must confesse,
  I ne’r invented such
Ennobled numbers for the presse,
  Then where I loath’d so much.



Robert Herrick


Robert Herrick's other poems:
  1. I Call and I Call
  2. Loss from the Least
  3. Upon the Detracter
  4. The Succession of the Four Sweet Months
  5. Love, What It Is


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