The Lyric Poems of Thomas Campion
The Lyric Poems of Thomas Campion
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\' Jr (. 601). 'Sypres' (1. I), Curten. Cypress.
1 he Sypres curten of the night is spread, And over all a silent dewe is cast. The weaker cares by sleepe are conquered : But I alone, with hidious grief agast, In spite of Morpheus charmes, a watch doe keepe Over mine eies, to banish carelesse sleepe.
Yet oft my trembling eyes through faintnes close, And then the Mappe of hell before me stands, Which Ghosts doe see, and I am one of those Ordain'd to pine in sorrowes endles bands, Since from my w...retched soule all hopes are reft, And now no cause of life to me is left.
Griefe ceaze my soul, for that will still endure When my cras'd body is consum'd and gone ; Beare it to thy blacke denne, there keepe it sure Where thou ten thousand soules doest tyre upon ! Yet all doe not affoord such foode to thee As this poore one, the worser part of mee.
-MA/V' Campion.
Song of two Voices, a T, ~ . Bass and tenor, sung by 1 ell me, Lrentle a Sylvan and an Hour at Howre of Night. The " Masque at the Mar, " ° riage of the Lord Hayes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\' Jr (. 601). 'Sypres' (1. I), Curten. Cypress.
1 he Sypres curten of the night is spread, And over all a silent dewe is cast. The weaker cares by sleepe are conquered : But I alone, with hidious grief agast, In spite of Morpheus charmes, a watch doe keepe Over mine eies, to banish carelesse sleepe.
Yet oft my trembling eyes through faintnes close, And then the Mappe of hell before me stands, Which Ghosts doe see, and I am one of those Ordain'd to pine in sorrowes endles bands, Since from my w...retched soule all hopes are reft, And now no cause of life to me is left.
Griefe ceaze my soul, for that will still endure When my cras'd body is consum'd and gone ; Beare it to thy blacke denne, there keepe it sure Where thou ten thousand soules doest tyre upon ! Yet all doe not affoord such foode to thee As this poore one, the worser part of mee.
-MA/V' Campion.
Song of two Voices, a T, ~ . Bass and tenor, sung by 1 ell me, Lrentle a Sylvan and an Hour at Howre of Night. The " Masque at the Mar, " ° riage of the Lord Hayes.
What to read after The Lyric Poems of Thomas Campion?
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