Songs And Sonnets
Songs And Sonnets
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The woods are decked with leaves, The trees are clothed gay, 1 Is humbled. 2 Sorrow.
15 Thomas Lodge And Flora, crowned with sheaves, With oaken boughs doth play ; Where I am clad in black, The token of my wrack.
The birds upon the trees Do sing with pleasant voices, And chant in their degrees Their loves and lucky choices ; When I, whilst they are singing, With sighs mine arms am wringing.
The thrushes seek the shade, And I my fatal grave ; Their flight to heaven is made, My walk on earth I ha...ve ; They free, I thrall ; they jolly, I sad and pensive wholly.
(Scyllafs Metamorphosis. } Fair Phoebus' Flower upon a Summer Morn" FAIR Phoebus' flower upon a summer morn, 'Gan, proud with love, to show her painted pride, And, gay with glory, with a curious scorn Disdained those buds that blossomed her beside ; When Rose and Lilies, Violets and Balm (Scarce warmed to work their beauties to a flow'r) With envious wrath near to a water calm Behold my Phyllis in a happy hour.
Not waked, nor won too much with solemn sleep, But sweetly slumb'ring, they behold my Saint : The Rose and Lilies both together creep ; The one her lip, the next her cheek, did taint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The woods are decked with leaves, The trees are clothed gay, 1 Is humbled. 2 Sorrow.
15 Thomas Lodge And Flora, crowned with sheaves, With oaken boughs doth play ; Where I am clad in black, The token of my wrack.
The birds upon the trees Do sing with pleasant voices, And chant in their degrees Their loves and lucky choices ; When I, whilst they are singing, With sighs mine arms am wringing.
The thrushes seek the shade, And I my fatal grave ; Their flight to heaven is made, My walk on earth I ha...ve ; They free, I thrall ; they jolly, I sad and pensive wholly.
(Scyllafs Metamorphosis. } Fair Phoebus' Flower upon a Summer Morn" FAIR Phoebus' flower upon a summer morn, 'Gan, proud with love, to show her painted pride, And, gay with glory, with a curious scorn Disdained those buds that blossomed her beside ; When Rose and Lilies, Violets and Balm (Scarce warmed to work their beauties to a flow'r) With envious wrath near to a water calm Behold my Phyllis in a happy hour.
Not waked, nor won too much with solemn sleep, But sweetly slumb'ring, they behold my Saint : The Rose and Lilies both together creep ; The one her lip, the next her cheek, did taint.
What to read after Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Lodge And Giles Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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