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Walter Raleigh

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Òâîð÷³ñòü | Á³îãðàô³ÿ | Êðèòèêà

On the Life of Man

What  is  our  life?  a  play  of  passion,  
Our  mirth  the  musicke  of  division,
Our  mothers  wombes  the  tyring  houses  be,  
When  we  are  drest  for  this  short  Comedy,  
Heaven  the  Judicious  sharpe  spector  is,                                    
That  sits  and  markes  still  who  doth  act  amisse,  
Our  graves  that  hide  us  from  the  searching  Sun,  
Are  like  drawne  curtaynes  when  the  play  is  done,  
Thus  march  we  playing  to  our  latest  rest,  
Onely  we  dye  in  earnest,  that's  no  Jest.        


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