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 | The tears of Fancie |  |
[Goe Idle lines vnpolisht rude and base]
Goe Idle lines vnpolisht rude and base,Unworthy words to blason beauties glory:
(Beauty that hath my restles hart in chase,
Beauty the subiect of my ruefull story.)
I warne thee shunne the bower of her abiding,
Be not so bold ne hardy as to vse so her:
Least shee inraged with thee fall a chiding,
And so her anger proue thy woes renewer.
Yet if shee daigne to rew thy dreadfull smart,
And reading laugh, and laughing so mislike thee;
Bid her desist, and looke within my hart,
Where shee may see how ruthles shee did strike mee.
If shee be pleasde though shee reward thee not,
What others say of me regard it not.
| The tears of Fancie | |