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Robert Heath Quotes

b. 1650 England

Robert Heath (fl. 1650) was an English poet whose identity is uncertain. He was possibly the Robert Heath (born in London) who entered Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, in 1634, and has Latin verses before Gabriel Dugres's Grammaticæ Gallicæ Compendium (1636).

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Her steps with such an evenness she wove,
As shee could hardly be perceiv’d to move.

Clarastella, &c (1650)

Here the Currans red and white
In yon green bush at her sight
Peep through their shady leaves, and cry
"Come eat me", as she passes by.

Clarastella, &c (1650)

I’l have a young plump amorous Queen,
Ripe though she be not yet fifteen.
’Twixt whose close arms and snowie breast
I may diffuse my heat, and rest.

Clarastella, &c (1650)

Hark how the Lyrick Choristers o’ th’ wood
Warble their cheerful notes! which understood
Would make us think they woo’d and spake
In pure Tibullus phrase, when he did take
His Lesbia to him!

Clarastella, &c (1650)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Robert Heath (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.