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The Ocean's Love to Cynthia," or, "The Ocean, to Cynthia," is a long elegy written to celebrate Queen Elizabeth I as Cynthia.1 Ralegh never published it, and no complete manuscript exists, but the complete poem, if indeed it ever reached completion, is thought to have contained nearly 15,000 lines of verse.2

It was thought to have been destroyed, when a manuscript of 568 verses was found with the Hatfield manuscripts, bearing the description "The twenty-first and last book of the Ocean, to Cynthia." The manuscript ends abruptly in the midst of the beginning of a final poem, the "22nd book, entreating of sorrow." The fragment was first printed by J. Hannah in 1870.

Scholars have fruitlessly sought a composition date for the poem, and while little consensus exists, it is near certain that the composition took place before Elizabeth's death in 1603. As Stebbing pointed out, "Ralegh would not have sat down in the rei