Ayres and dialogues For One, Two, and Three Voyces. By Henry Lawes ... The First Booke |
The fickle state of Lovers.
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The fickle state of Lovers.
O the fickle state of LoversO the fickle state of Lovers, a heart perplext with hopes and fears; to day a world of Joy discover's, and to morrow's drown'd in tears: a Lovers state's like April's, like April's weather, Rain and Sunshine, Rain and Sunshine, Rain and Sunshine both together: If his Mistress do but smile, a Heav'n of Joy is in his heart, if her Brow but frown a while, Hell can send no greater smart; in a Lovers brest doth dwell very Heav'n, very Heav'n, or very Hell.
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