Fidessa more chaste then kinde. By B. Griffin |
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SONNET. XLII.
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SONNET. XLII.
[When neuer speaking silence proues a wonder]
When neuer speaking silence proues a wonder,When euer-flying fame at home remaineth,
When all-concealing night keepes darknes vnder,
When Men deuouring wrong, true glorie gaineth:
When Soule-tormenting griefe agrees with ioy,
When Lucifer forerunnes the balefull night,
When Venus doth forsake her little boye,
When her vntoward boye obtaineth sight,
When Sysiphus doth cease to roule his stone,
When Othes shaketh off his heauie chaines:
When Beautie Queene of pleasure is alone,
When Loue and Vertue quiet peace disdaines.
When these shall be and I not be,
Then will Fidessa pittie me.
| Fidessa | |