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121.
That day is bright and sweet as honey
First Line:
That day is bright and sweet as honey
Last Line:
And built on nought beyond his power
DMI number:
5173
122.
Tell me O time why thou art painted bald
First Line:
Tell me O time why thou art painted bald
Last Line:
That time will never be a minute old
Author:
Samuel Phillips (Speculation)
DMI number:
5151
123.
Swiftly see each moment flies
First Line:
Swiftly see each moment flies
Last Line:
Know to live and learn to die
DMI number:
37711
124.
Take half a foreign soldier's name
First Line:
Take half a foreign soldier's name
Last Line:
When past a dozen years
DMI number:
36890
125.
Stay lovely maid our fate delay
First Line:
Stay lovely maid our fate delay
Last Line:
And cheat grim winter of his prey
DMI number:
30954
126.
Stay poet stay methinks you are too bold
First Line:
Stay poet stay methinks you are too bold
Last Line:
But peeped into the world and fled its ways
DMI number:
6889
127.
Stay thy foot that passest by
First Line:
Stay thy foot that passest by
Last Line:
Many cities thus are gone
DMI number:
29943
128.
The circling months begin this day
First Line:
The circling months begin this day
Last Line:
Some levity from you
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
16962
129.
The bell strikes one we take no note of time
First Line:
The bell strikes one we take no note of time
Last Line:
Poor pensioner on the bounties of an hour
Author:
Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:
30902
130.
The loss of wealth I much lament
First Line:
The loss of wealth I much lament
Last Line:
But never length of days
DMI number:
4344
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