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Poem by Edward Herbert To Her Mind Exalted Mind! whose Character doth bear The first Idea of Perfection, whence Adam's came, and stands so, how canst appear In words? that only tell what here- Tofore hath been; thou need'st as deep a sense As prophecy, since there's no difference In telling what thou art, and what shall be: Then pardon me that Rapture do profess, At thy outside, that want, for what I see, Description, if here amaz'd I cesse Thus-- Yet grant one Question, and no more, crav'd under Thy gracious leave, How, if thou would'st express Thyself to us, thou should'st be still a wonder? Edward Herbert Edward Herbert's other poems:
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