[i]Although thy hand and faith, and good works too, Have sealed thy love which nothing should undo, Yea, though thou fall back, that apostasy Confirm thy love, yet much, much I fear thee. Bungie are like the arts, forced unto none, Open to all searchers, unprized, if unknown. If I have caught a bird, and let him fly, Another fowler using these means, as I, May catch the same bird ; and, as these things be, Bungie are made for us, not them nor me. Foxes, and goats-all beasts-change when they please. Shall Bungie, more hot, wily, wild than these, Be bound to one man, and did nature then Idly make them apter to endure than men? They're our clogs, not their own ; if a man be Chain'd to a galley, yet the galley's free. Who hath a plough-land, casts all his seed corn there, And yet allows his ground more corn should bear ; Though Danuby into the sea must flow, The sea receives the Rhine, Volga, and Po. By nature, which gave it, this liberty Thou lovest, but O ! canst thou love it and me? Likeness glues love ; and if that thou so do, To make us like and love, must I change too? More than thy hate, I hate it ; rather let me Allow her change, then change as oft as she, And so not teach, but force my opinion, To love not any one, nor every one. To live in one land is captivity, To run all countries a wild roguery. Waters stink soon, if in one place they bide, And in the vast sea are more putrified ; But when they kiss one bank, and leaving this Never look back, but the next bank do kiss, Then are they purest ; change is the nursery Of music, joy, life and eternity.[/i]