Edmund Arwaker (c.1655-1730) composed Pia Desideria or Divine Addresses in three books. The phrase "my white neck" appears in  Desires of the Religious Soul chapter VI written in 1712. This poem presents a feminine speaker who longs for the vanities of a spotless appearance and of rich accouterments of precious gems in order to impress her beloved. In lines 371-374, the speaker wistfully declares:  "With double Pearls I'd hang my loaded Ears, Whilst my white Neck vast Chains of Rubies wears. Thus I among the Fairest wou'd be seen, And dare vie Beauty, ev'n with Sheba's Queen."  
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