Epigrams theological, philosophical, and romantick Six books, also the Socratic Session, or the Arraignment and Conviction, of Julius Scaliger, with other Select Poems. By S. Sheppard |
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Epig. 32. A journey to Totnam Court.
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Epigrams theological, philosophical, and romantick | ||
Epig. 32. A journey to Totnam Court.
It was the time when Lady VER had dight
The earth with garments green, and pleasant flowers,
When Virgins for to walk the fields delight,
There for to sport them with their Paramours.
The earth with garments green, and pleasant flowers,
When Virgins for to walk the fields delight,
There for to sport them with their Paramours.
I (with a crew of those, whose youthfull blood
Did swiftly glide within them) went to walke,
All of us being in a merry mood,
Joves thigh-borne sonne compell'd our tongues to talke.
Did swiftly glide within them) went to walke,
All of us being in a merry mood,
Joves thigh-borne sonne compell'd our tongues to talke.
With us a traine of Nymphs, in garments gay,
Whose beauties dim'd the Sun, did passe along,
And unto Totnam Court we took our way,
To heare sweet Philomell's delitious song.
Whose beauties dim'd the Sun, did passe along,
And unto Totnam Court we took our way,
To heare sweet Philomell's delitious song.
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But so it hap'd, the Heavens began to lowre,
While thunder rent the Aire, the lightning flame
Shot from the Clouds, who 'gan amaine to powre:
Jove squeez'd their spungie sides, and now we came
While thunder rent the Aire, the lightning flame
Shot from the Clouds, who 'gan amaine to powre:
Jove squeez'd their spungie sides, and now we came
For shelter, to a pleasant seated Grove,
Whose branches met; there each man did imbrace
A Beauty, and I think the Queen of Love,
Had tane up that for her residing place.
For er'e we parted thence the Lasses brave,
Had what Æneas unto Dido gave.
Whose branches met; there each man did imbrace
A Beauty, and I think the Queen of Love,
Had tane up that for her residing place.
For er'e we parted thence the Lasses brave,
Had what Æneas unto Dido gave.
Epigrams theological, philosophical, and romantick | ||