The Lucasta Poems by Richard Lovelace
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A peale of ordnance to your praise,
And volleys of small plaudits bring To clowd a crown about your baies. V. Though laurel is thought thunder free, That storms and lightning disallows, Yet Caesar thorough fire and sea Snatches her to twist his conquering brows. VI. And now me thinks like him you stand I' th' head of all the Poets' hoast, Whilest with your words you do command, They silent do their duty boast. VII. Which done, the army ecchoes o're, Like Gamble Ios one and all, And in their various notes implore, Long live our noble Generall. Dudley Posthumus Lovelace. DE DOMINO RICHARDO LOVELACIO, ARMIGERO ET CHILIARCHA,<13.1> VIRO INCOMPARABILI. Ecce tibi, heroi claris natalibus orto;<13.2> Cujus honoratos Cantia vidit avos. |
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