IDENTILIN$$ F019WN1 Dolau Cothi ms. 6748\p.31\EWS\o\7-16-85\P:TJS\mf\C:JSC
019.WN1.HE1 %XElegie.
019.WN1.001 Heere take my Picture, though I bid farwell
019.WN1.002 Thine in my hart, where my Soule dwells shall dwell
019.WN1.003 Tis like mee now, But I dead twill bee more,
019.WN1.004 When wee are shadowes both then twas before
019.WN1.005 When weatherbeaten I come back my hand
019.WN1.006 Perhaps with rude Ores torne, or sunbeames tan%Td
019.WN1.007 My face, and brest of haire=cloth, and my head
019.WN1.008 With cares rash suddaine stormes beinge orespred
019.WN1.009 My boddy a sack of bones broken with in
019.WN1.010 And powders blew staines scatterd on my skin
019.WN1.011 If riuall fooles tax thee to haue loud a man
019.WN1.012 Soe foule and course, as oh, I may seeme than
019.WN1.013 This shall saie what I was, And thou shalt saie
019.WN1.014 Doe his hurts reach mee? doth my worth decaie
019.WN1.015 Or doe they reach his iudginge mynde that hee
019.WN1.016 Showld now loue lesse, what hee did loue too see
019.WN1.017 That with in him is faire, and delicate
019.WN1.018 Was but the milke, which in loues chyldish state
019.WN1.019 Did nurse it: who now is growne strange enough
019.WN1.020 Too feede on that which toe disusd tastes seemes tough.
019.WN1.0SS Finis:| |
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