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Epigram 32. To Mr. Ralph Rawson lately fellow of Brasen Nose Colledge
From A Chain of Golden Poems (1658)
Though I of Cambridge was, and far above
Your Mother Oxford did my Cambridge love;
I those affections (for your sake) remove;
And (above Cambridge) now do Oxford love:
But I recant that change, and say where e're
You live, that a third Academie's there.
You conquer humane passions, and enshrine
All vertues that the Schooles did e're define;
And to such height master all learned Arts,
That I know none your equal for all Parts:
Therefore what place soever you shall please
To grace with your abode on Lands or Seas,
(Although in frozen Thule) I far above
My Cambridge, and your Oxford shall it love.
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Cokain, Aston. “Epigram 32. To Mr. Ralph Rawson lately fellow of Brasen Nose Colledge.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/cokain/197/.
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Cokain, Aston. “Epigram 32. To Mr. Ralph Rawson lately fellow of Brasen Nose Colledge.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/cokain/197/.
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