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No power to passe. 45. And thou hast made vs fall As refuse, and ofscouringe to them all 46. All our Foes gape at vs; 47 Feare and a snare With ruine, and with waste vpon vs are. 48. With watrie Riuers. doth myne Eie oreflow For rvine of my peoples daughter so. 49. Myne Eie doth drop downe teares incessantly, 50. Vntill the Lord looke downe from heauen to see. 51. And for my Cittie Daughters sake myne Eie Doth break my hart. 52. Causeles mine enimie Like a Bird chasd mee 53 In a Dungeon They haue shutt my life, and cast on mee a stone 54. Waters flowed ore my head, then thought I. I am Destroyd; 55. I called Lord vppon thy name, Out of the Pitt, 56 And thou my voyce didst heare; Oh from my Sigh. And cry stop not thine eare; 57: Then when I called vpon thee, thou drewst neere Vnto mee, and sayst vnto mee, do not feare. 58. Thou Lord, my Soules cause handled hast, and thou Rescuedst my life. 59 O Lord do thou Iudg now: Thou hearest my wrong. 60 Their vengance, all they haue wrought 61. How they reproachd, thou hast hard, and what they thought 62. What their lipps vttered, which against mee rose; And what was ever whispered by my foes. 63. I am their Songe whether they rise or sitt: 64. Giue them Rewardes Lord, for their working, fitt: 65. Sorrow of hart, thy Curse. 66. And with thy Might Follow, And from vnder heaven destroy them quite.| [CW: How] |
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