His Charge To Julia At His Death
Robert Herrick
Dearest of thousands, now the time draws near That with my lines my life must full-stop here. Cut off thy hairs, and let thy tears be shed Over my turf when I am buried. Then for effusions, let none wanting be, Or other rites that do belong to me; As love shall help thee, when thou do’st go hence Unto thy everlasting residence.
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