Don’t rush to fortune, ease your tracks,
all can’t at once be present;
You would for grass mistake the flax
ere blue-flower’d iridescent.
A bud, so keen to be a rose,
is for its calyx sorry;
But ere in heaven you’ll repose,
you’ll bide in purgatory.
Don’t rush to fortune, ease your tracks,
all can’t at once be present;
You would for grass mistake the flax
ere blue-flower’d iridescent.
A bud, so keen to be a rose,
is for its calyx sorry;
But ere in heaven you’ll repose,
you’ll bide in purgatory.
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