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On
Tellus
bosome spring two fragrant flowers,
The milkwhite Lilly, and the blushing Rose,
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In tedious volumes I doe not intend
To write my woes, my woes by loue procured,
Nor by my infant muse implore the end
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Thy image is plaine porturde in my thought,
Thy constant minde is written in my heart,
Thy seemely grace and pleasing speech haue wrought
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Emaricdulf
my Orphan muses mother,
Pure map of vertue, Honors onely daughter:
Bright gemme of bewtie, fayre aboue all other,
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Image of honour, Vertues first borne childe,
Natures faire painted stage, Fames brightest face,
Syren that neuer with thy tongue beguild,
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O Faith, thou sacred Phoenix of this age,
Into another world from hence exiled
Diuorc'd from honor by vnheedfull rage,
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When I behould heauens all behoulding starres,
I doe compare them to my woes and smart,
Causde by the many wounds and mightie scarres
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O lust of sacred loue the foule corrupter,
Vsurper of her heauenly dignitie,
Follies first childe, good councels interrupter
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My thoughts ascending the hie house of fame,
Found in records of vertuous monuments
A map of honours in a noble frame,
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Some bewties make a god of flatterie,
And scorne
Eliziums
eternall types,
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When first the rage of loue assail'd my hart,
And towards my thoughts his fiery forces bent:
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Homage to loue, dutie to thee my deare,
Deare mistris of my thoughts, Queene of my ioy:
Then my lifes gratious planet bright appeare,
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Why doe I pleade for mercie vnto thee,
When from offence my life & soule are cleere?
For in my heart I neere offended thee,
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My forlorne muse that neuer trode the path
That leades to top of hie Pierion mount,
Nor neuer washt within the liuesome bath
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A Wight was clad most Foster-like in greene,
With loyal horne and hunting pole in hand:
Whose chanting houds were heard in woods & seene
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Nature (
Emaricdulf
) did greatly fauour,
When first her pourtrait she began to pencill,
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Within her haire
Venus
and
Cupid
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I will perseuer euer for to loue thee,
O cease diuinest sweetnes to disdaine mee:
Albeit my loues true types can neuer moue thee,
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Emaricdulf
thou grace to euery grace,
Thou perfect life of my vnperfect liuing:
My thoughts sole heaue, my harts sweet resting place,
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Bvt stay conceit where he best likt to loue,
Yea better he if better best might bee:
The Rider thought the best of better proue,
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The Best Poem Of E C Esquire

Sonnet Xxx

On
Tellus
bosome spring two fragrant flowers,
The milkwhite Lilly, and the blushing Rose,
Which daintie
Flora
for to decke her bowers
Aboue all other colours chiefly chose.
These in my mistris checkes both empire holding
In emulation of each others hew,
Continually may be discerned folding
Beautie in lookes, and maiestie in view.
Sometime they meet, and in a skarlet field
Warre with rebellious hearts neglecting dutie,
And neuer cease, vntill they force to yeeld
Them coward captiues conquered by beautie.

Emaricdulf
thus didst thou play the foe,
And I the rebell, and was conquer'd so.

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