And now where e’re he strayes
Among the Galilaean mountains,
Or more unwelcome wayes,
Hee’s follow’d by two faithfull fountaines,
Two walking Baths, two weeping motions;
Portable and compendious Oceans.
Richard Crashaw Quotes
Every Morne from hence, A brisk Cherub something sips, Whose sacred influence Adds sweetnes to his sweetest lips, Then to his Musick, and his song Tastes of his breakefast all day long.
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