The Works of William Fowler Secretary to Queen Anne, Wife of James VI. Edited with introduction, appendix, notes and glossary by Henry W. Meikle |
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LXXII.
It is thy plat and course, o Mightye Love,
to trayne me to thy girns agane & snaire,
and mak my thoughts, fraught now with present cair,
my former wonnted woes agane to prove.
thow sunn that sees and shynes from heavens above
did euer thow behald a face more fair,
the wondar of this age, a phenix rare,
quhose grace to honour her my hart dois move?
to trayne me to thy girns agane & snaire,
and mak my thoughts, fraught now with present cair,
my former wonnted woes agane to prove.
thow sunn that sees and shynes from heavens above
did euer thow behald a face more fair,
the wondar of this age, a phenix rare,
quhose grace to honour her my hart dois move?
And thow, fair dame, on quhome the heavens hes steld
attanis all that which sondrie hes in part,
Let me not in the entrie be expeld
of this my offerd service and my hart:
so sal the prayse be yours and paynes all myne,
and with your beutye sal your bontye shyne.
attanis all that which sondrie hes in part,
Let me not in the entrie be expeld
of this my offerd service and my hart:
so sal the prayse be yours and paynes all myne,
and with your beutye sal your bontye shyne.
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