The Works of William Fowler Secretary to Queen Anne, Wife of James VI. Edited with introduction, appendix, notes and glossary by Henry W. Meikle |
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O quhat great power lurketh in these eyeswhich brings me deathe quhen I there beames behald!
O how bothe sueit and soure ar these bright rayes
which att one instant maks me whote and cold!
proud eyes, meik eyes, which maks in doubts me bold,
and dimmis my sight, and dois subdewe my harte,
fair eyes which bothe dois plagues and peace vnfold,
and by sueit discord dois my saule subvert.
stey! stey! my faire, and do not theme devert
which beares the message of my future payne;
go! go! my dame, and theme no more convert
to summond me vnto your love agayne;
stey! stey! go! go! I wott not quhat I wishe,
bot this I knaw, they bring me bayle and bliss.
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