Category: Poetry
Transcriber’s Note: Variable spelling and hyphenation have been retained from the original printing. Some minor errors in punctuation and capitalisation have been corrected, and some changes to the text are listed at the end.
Come let me write, and to what end? to ease A burthened hart, (how can words ease, which are The glasses of thy daily vexing care?) Oft cruell fights well pictured forth doe ple...
3. Part 3My Muse may well grudge at my heavenly joy, Yf still I force her in sad rymes to creepe: She oft hath drunke my teares, now hopes t’enjoy _Nectar_ of mirth, since I _loves_ Cup...
4. Part 4Envious wits what hath beene mine offence, That with such poisoned eare my wits you marke, That to each word, nay sigh of mine you harke, As grudging me my sorrows eloquence? Ah...
1. Part 1Transcriber’s Note: Variable spelling and hyphenation have been retained from the original printing. Some minor errors in punctuation and capitalisation have been corrected, and...