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331. Though my heart were full of passion

First Line:
Though my heart were full of passion
Last Line:
What must wit and beauty too
DMI number:
43606

332. Thus mourn the muses on the hearse

First Line:
Thus mourn the muses on the hearse
Last Line:
Should from the world for ever go
Author:
Edmund Waller (Absolute)
DMI number:
3525

333. Thus of his dear Euridice deprived

First Line:
Thus of his dear Euridice deprived
Last Line:
His well sung name does in your poem live
DMI number:
3524

334. Thus to the place where Jonson sat we climb

First Line:
Thus to the place where Jonson sat we climb
Last Line:
And I grow more a wit and more and more
DMI number:
40477

335. Tis most fit

First Line:
Tis most fit
Last Line:
He should have state that riseth by his wit
DMI number:
41644

336. Thy wit O'Hara may command the bard

First Line:
Thy wit O'Hara may command the bard
Last Line:
Though Phoebus quaffs a bumper to your sense
DMI number:
34014

337. Thy wit's chief virtue is become it's vice

First Line:
Thy wit's chief virtue is become it's vice
Last Line:
As must undo a lover that should buy
DMI number:
41651

338. Time runs love flies

First Line:
Time runs love flies
Last Line:
A present wit in war or love
DMI number:
41657

339. To this moment a rebel I throw down my arms

First Line:
To this moment a rebel I throw down my arms
Last Line:
At the thought of those joys I should meet in her arms
Author:
John Wilmot (Absolute)
DMI number:
4125

340. To an ignorant crowd thus a Methodist raved

First Line:
To an ignorant crowd thus a Methodist raved
Last Line:
Tis the size of the crimes makes the mercy complete
DMI number:
36074