1Ο But the spite on't is, no praise Is due at all to me: Love with me had made no staies Had it any been but she. Had it any been but she And that very Face, There had been at least ere this A dozen dozen in her place. Sir John Suckling. To Cynthia. On concealment of her beauty. O not conceale thy radiant eyes, Do not conceale those tresses faire, The curious Silke-worme worke no more. Do not conceale those brests of thine, Do not conceale that fragrant scent, Thy breath, which to all flowers hath lent No spices growe in all the East. No, no, your picture doeth impart Such valew I not wish The native worth to any heart Though poorer in desert I make The fuell which from hope I take If this flame lighted from your Eyes The subject doe calcine, A Heart may bee your sacrifice To the tune of, In fayth I cannot keepe my fathers sheepe. Loris, it is not thy disdaine CL ever Can ever cover with dispaire Or in cold ashes hide that care Which I have fedd with soe long paine, I may perhaps myne eyes refraine And fruiteless wordes noe more impart, But yet still serve, still serve thee in my hearte. What though I spend my haplesse dayes In finding entertainements out, Or seeke my peace in skillfull wayes heart is still the same. 20 IO T'is true that I could love noe face Taking delight in others paine. Thy lookes are full of native grace; Since then by chance scorne there hath place, Tis to be hop't I may remove This scorne one day, one day by Endless Love. Sidney Godolphin. 20 Upon Phillis walking in a morning before THe My Sun-rising. "He sluggish morne as yet undrest, To chirp their Mattins: and the Fan IO 20 Untill their Voluntaries made The wakened earth in Odours rise The flowers, call'd out of their beds, These miracles had cramp't the Sunne, The trembling leaves through which he plai'd, Which makes the boughs divest their bliss? Phillis perceives, and (least her stay Should wed October unto May; 50 40 30 |