Religion
The Quidditie.
Religion
MY God, a verse is not a crown,
No point of honour, or gay suit,
No hawk, or banquet, or renown,
Nor a good sword, nor yet a lute:
It cannot vault, or dance, or play;
It never was in France or Spain;
Nor can it entertain the day
With a great stable or demain:
It is no office, art, or news,
Nor the Exchange, or busie Hall;
But it is that which while I use
I am with thee, and Most take all.
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MLA
Herbert, George. “The Quidditie.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/herbert/46/.
Chicago
Herbert, George. “The Quidditie.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/herbert/46/.
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