My heart shall onlie this desire1This poem is a fragment from “Of Suffering and Bearing the Crosse,” lines 81-104. that thow my Lorde dispose Even as thow pleasest in all things till thes my eyes thow close By death, which I so much desire because it will procure Me to enioie my God and all where I shall be secure, That none from me can take my Lorde but for eternitie I shall enioie my onlie good and to him euer be Vnited by a knotte of Loue which nothing shall vntie But will remaine as permanent as his Diuinitie. O Happie howre when will thow comme and sette my spirit free, That I maie loue and praise my God for perpetuitie Contemplating his glorious face with all that him adore Singing with them his sweetest praise for euer and euer more. Amen.