(1606 - 1668 / England)

poet Sir William Davenant
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Weep No More For What Is Past

WEEP no more for what is past,
For time in motion makes such haste
He hath no leisure to descry
Those errors which he passeth by.
If we consider accident,
And how repugnant unto sense
It pays desert with bad event,
We shall disparage Providence.

Submitted: Thursday, January 01, 2004


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