Fidessa more chaste then kinde. By B. Griffin |
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SONNET. LX.
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 | Fidessa |  |
SONNET. LX.
[Oh let me sigh, weepe, waile, and crie no more]
Oh let me sigh, weepe, waile, and crie no more,Or let me sigh, weepe, waile, crie more and more:
Yea let me sigh, weepe, waile, crie euer-more:
For she doth pitie my complaints no more,
Then cruell Pagan, or the sauadge Moore:
But still doth adde vnto my torments more,
Which grieuous are to me by so much more,
As she inflicts them, and doth wish them more.
Oh let thy mercie (merciles) be neuer more!
So shall sweet death to me be welcome more,
Then is to hungrie beasts the grassie moore:
Ah she that to affliction ads yet more,
Becomes more cruell, by still adding more!
Wearie am I to speake of this word (more)
Yet neuer wearie she to plague me more.
| Fidessa | |