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Astrophil and Stella 35

What may words say, or what may words not say,
Where truth itself must speak like flattery?
Within what bounds can one his liking stay,
Where Nature doth with infinite agree?
What Nestor 's counsel can my flames allay,
Since reason's self doth blow the coal in me?
And ah, what hope that hope should once see day,
Where Cupid is sworn page to chastity?
Honour is honoured that thou dost possess
Him as thy slave, and now long needy fame
Doth e'en grow rich, naming my Stella 's name.
Wit learns in thee perfection to express,
Not thou by praise, but praise in thee is raised:
It is a praise to praise, when thou art praised.


Written by Sir Philip Sidney
Read by Stephen J.N. Bauhart
Music is "Classical Piano by Franz Liszt, Hungarian Rhapsody" by Nesrality Classics, found on Pixabay
Video is "Moon on Dark Night" by Guy Jasserand (GuyJass)


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