The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania Written by the right honorable the Lady Mary Wroath |
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The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania | ||
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O that no day would euer more appeare,
But clowdy night to gouerne this sad place,
Nor light from Heauen these haples roomes to grace
Since that light's shadow'd which my Loue holds deare.
But clowdy night to gouerne this sad place,
Nor light from Heauen these haples roomes to grace
Since that light's shadow'd which my Loue holds deare.
Let thickest mists in enuy master here,
And Sunne-borne day for malice show no face,
Disdaining light, where Cupid, and the race
Of Louers are despisd, and shame shines cleere.
And Sunne-borne day for malice show no face,
Disdaining light, where Cupid, and the race
Of Louers are despisd, and shame shines cleere.
Let me be darke, since barr'd of my chiefe light,
And wounding Iealousie commands by might,
But Stage-play-like disguised pleasures giue:
And wounding Iealousie commands by might,
But Stage-play-like disguised pleasures giue:
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To me it seemes, as ancient fictions make
The Starrs, all fashions, and all shapes partake,
While in my thoughts true forme of Loue shall liue.
The Starrs, all fashions, and all shapes partake,
While in my thoughts true forme of Loue shall liue.
The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania | ||