Emblemes and Epigrames Psal: Quum defecerit virtus mea, ne derelinquas me, Domine. [A.D. 1600, by Francis Thynne ... ]: Edited by F. J. Furnivall |
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(47) Poetrye.
The artificiall Scale composd of gould,
the shyning mettall to Phebus consecrate,
doth fayre imprint the figure he doth hould
in plyant waxe, to secrecie dedicate;
that wax, transforming to his forme aright,
a gladsome pleasure to a Curious sight.
the shyning mettall to Phebus consecrate,
doth fayre imprint the figure he doth hould
in plyant waxe, to secrecie dedicate;
that wax, transforming to his forme aright,
a gladsome pleasure to a Curious sight.
And golden Poet fedd with Appollos muse,
by his Emphatick verse of heavenlie kinde,
such charming power in reader doth infuse,
and grave such passions in his pliant mynde,
that he is metamorphos'd with delight
into the autors secret thoughts and sprighte;
ffor why, such enargye and life
doth in learn'd verse abound,
That sence, and witt, and hart, it doth
both ravishe and confounde.
by his Emphatick verse of heavenlie kinde,
such charming power in reader doth infuse,
and grave such passions in his pliant mynde,
that he is metamorphos'd with delight
into the autors secret thoughts and sprighte;
ffor why, such enargye and life
doth in learn'd verse abound,
That sence, and witt, and hart, it doth
both ravishe and confounde.
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