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With Penne Inke And Paper To A Distressed Friend

 Here is paper, pen, and inke,
That your heart and seale may sinke
Into such markes as may expresse
A Soule much blest in heavinesse.
May your paper seeme as fayre As yourselfe when you appeare: May the Letters which you write Looke like black eye-lids on white.
May your penne such fancies bring As one new puld from Cupid's wing: That your paper, hand, and seale His favour, heart, and Soule may steale.

Poem by William Strode
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