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This face by which hee could command, And change the 'Idolatrie of any land; This face, which wheresoeuer itt comes, Can call vowd men from Cloysters, dead from tombes And melt both Poles, att once, and store Deserts with Citties: And make more Mynes in the Earth, Then quarries were before For this loue is enragd with mee, Yett kills not: If I mvst example bee To future Rebbells; if the Vnborne Must learne by my beeing cut vp and torne, Kill, and desect mee, loue for this Torture against thine owne eand is; Rackt carcases make ill Anatomies. For every howre that thou wilt spare mee now I will allowe (Vsurious God of loue, twentie to thee, When with my browne my graie haires equall bee Till then Loue, lett my boddy raigne: And lett Mee trauaile, soiourne, snatch, plott, haue, forgett, Resume my last yeares relique: Thinke that yett Wee had never mett. Let mee thinke any Riualls letter myne, And att next Nyne Keepe Midnights promise; Mistake by the waie The Mayde, and tell the Ladie of that delaie. [CW: onlye.] |
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