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Diana of George of Montemayor

Translated out of Spanish into English by Bartholomew Yong
  

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[Contents of loue]

Contents of loue,
That come with so great paine,
If that you come, why go you hence againe?
Not fully come,
But you begin to starte:
Neuer with perfect some
To nestle in a woefull heart.
And will you now so soone depart,
And leaue me in such paine?
Then hence delights, and see me not againe.
From you I flye,
(Since you denie my sight)
To make me know thereby
The losse, if that I loose you quite.
Then (since you do me such despite)

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Depart not griefe and paine,
For when you goe, you soone returne againe.