The tears of Fancie or, Loue Disdained |
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 | The tears of Fancie |  |
Sonnet. 19.
[My hart impos'd this penance on mine eies]
My hart impos'd this penance on mine eies,(Eies the first causers of my harss lamenting:
That they should weepe till loue and fancie dies,
Fond loue the last cause of my harts repenting.
Mine eies vpon my hart infflict this paine,
(Bold hart that dard to harbour thoughts of loue)
That it should loue and purchase fell disdaine,
A grieuous penance which my hart doth proue.
Mine eies did weepe as hart had them imposed,
My hart did pine as eies had it constrained:
Eies in their teares my paled face disclosed,
Hart in his sighs did show it was disdained.
So th' one did weepe th' other sighed, both grieued,
For both must liue and loue, both vnrelieued.
| The tears of Fancie | |