Shorter Elizabethan Poems
Shorter Elizabethan Poems
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Yet Lovb ! thou knowest, by right, I should not thus com- plain I Fourth Book of Air* 255 EAUTY is but a painted hell.
Ay me ! ay me I She wounds them that admire it, She kills them that desire it Give her pride but fuel, No fire is more cruel.
Pity from every heart is fled.
Ay me ! ay me !
Since false desire could borrow, Tears of dissembled sorrow ; Constant vows turn truthless, Love cruel, Beauty ruthless.
Sorrow can laugh, and Fury sing.
Ay me ! ay me 1 My raving griefs discover, I lived to...o true a lover.
The first step to madness, Is excess of sadness.
Re you, what your fair looks express?
O then be kind !
From law of Nature, they digress, Whose form suits not their mind.
Fairness seen in th'outward shape, Is but the Inward Beauty's ape.
Eyes that of earth are mortal made, What can they view?
All 's but a Colour or a Shade 1 And neither always true 1 Reason's sight, that is etern.
E'en the Substance can discern.
2$b Thomas Campion's Soul is the Man ; for who will so The Body name ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet Lovb ! thou knowest, by right, I should not thus com- plain I Fourth Book of Air* 255 EAUTY is but a painted hell.
Ay me ! ay me I She wounds them that admire it, She kills them that desire it Give her pride but fuel, No fire is more cruel.
Pity from every heart is fled.
Ay me ! ay me !
Since false desire could borrow, Tears of dissembled sorrow ; Constant vows turn truthless, Love cruel, Beauty ruthless.
Sorrow can laugh, and Fury sing.
Ay me ! ay me 1 My raving griefs discover, I lived to...o true a lover.
The first step to madness, Is excess of sadness.
Re you, what your fair looks express?
O then be kind !
From law of Nature, they digress, Whose form suits not their mind.
Fairness seen in th'outward shape, Is but the Inward Beauty's ape.
Eyes that of earth are mortal made, What can they view?
All 's but a Colour or a Shade 1 And neither always true 1 Reason's sight, that is etern.
E'en the Substance can discern.
2$b Thomas Campion's Soul is the Man ; for who will so The Body name ?
What to read after Shorter Elizabethan Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bullen, A. H. (Arthur Henry), 1857-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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