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O Love, How Strangely Sweet: Poem by John Marston

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O LOVE, how strangely sweet
Are thy weak passions,
That Love and Joy should meet
In self-same fashions!
Oh, who can tell
The cause why this should move?
But only this:
No reason ask of Love.

Analysis of this poem
  • love
  • passion

More verses by John Marston

  • Delicious Beauty That Doth Lie
  • The Scourge Of Villainy
  • The Nut-Brown Ale
  • If Love Be Holy, If That Mystery
  • To Everlasting Oblivion

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