The Amorose Songes, Sonets, and Elegies | ||
To ERANTINA.
Well may I read as on a snowie sheetOf paper faire, my fortune in thy face,
Since at my sight thine eyes are both repleit,
With loueles looks presaging but disgrace:
And thou into my visage wann allace,
May see in sad characters of my care,
Since neither ruth nor pittie can haue place,
A boundles Booke, a volume of dispare.
Thus like a Glasse my face may well declare
My loue to thee, and with my loue my paine:
Thine show's againe (though it be matchles faire)
Thy hatefull heart and vndeseru'd disdaine.
O antipathie strange to be susteind,
I loue my foe, thou hats thy faithfull friend.
Vidi ego quæ veneris fallendo iura resesuit,
Perfidiæ penas sæpe luisse graues.
Perfidiæ penas sæpe luisse graues.
The Amorose Songes, Sonets, and Elegies | ||