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Poem by William Cowper No Sorrow Peculiar to the Sufferer The lover, in melodious verses, His singular distress rehearses; Still closing with a rueful cry, 'Was ever such a wretch as I!' Yes! thousands have endured before All thy distress; some, haply, more. Unnumber’d Corydons complain, And Strephons, of the like disdain; And if thy Chloe be of steel, Too deaf to hear, too hard to feel; Not her alone that censure fits, Nor thou alone hast lost thy wits. William Cowper William Cowper's other poems: 1439 Views |
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