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1821. The rose of the world but not the clean flower

First Line:
The rose of the world but not the clean flower
Last Line:
A mirror good for all men that on her think
DMI number:
29754

1822. The rose of the world but not the cleane flowre

First Line:
The rose of the world but not the cleane flowre
Last Line:
A mirrour good for all men that on her thinke
DMI number:
37328

1823. The rose within this earthly bed

First Line:
The rose within this earthly bed
Last Line:
And blossom in its native skies
DMI number:
34825

1824. The perfect day is now her own

First Line:
The perfect day is now her own
Last Line:
And sees his mystery as she's seen
DMI number:
34786

1825. The husband speaking truly of his wife

First Line:
The husband speaking truly of his wife
Last Line:
Reads his loss in her death her praise in life
DMI number:
34138

1826. The night is past the stars remain

First Line:
The night is past the stars remain
Last Line:
When time no more shall be
DMI number:
34493

1827. The owl expires death gave the dreadful word

First Line:
The owl expires death gave the dreadful word
Last Line:
She wept upon thy tomb
Author:
Moses Mendez (Absolute)
DMI number:
26660

1828. The poet Hipponax lies here

First Line:
The poet Hipponax lies here
Last Line:
And if it please you sleep
DMI number:
15979

1829. The poor the world heaven and the grave

First Line:
The poor the world heaven and the grave
Last Line:
His alms his praise his soul and body have
Author:
George Wither (Absolute)
DMI number:
34486

1830. The poor the world the heavens and the grave

First Line:
The poor the world the heavens and the grave
Last Line:
His alms his praise his soul and body have
Author:
George Wither (Absolute)
DMI number:
29407