IDENTILIN$$  File X019O34  Rawl poet 117\ff.219-218v(rev)\GL\mf\P:EWS\o\6-3-92\C:JSC
019.O34.0HE  Hee leaus / his picture
019.O34.001  Heare take my picture, though I bid farwell
019.O34.002  Thyne in my harte (wheare my soule dwells) shall dwell
019.O34.003  Tis like me nowe, but I dead twill be more
019.O34.004  (when wee are shaddowed both) then twas before
019.O34.005  when wether beaten I come backe, my hand
019.O34.006  p%Phaps w%5th%6 rude oares torne, or sunne beames tande
019.O34.007  my face, and breast of hayre cloath, and my head
019.O34.008  w%5th%6 cares-rash-sudden, cruell stormes ore-spread
019.O34.009  my body a sacke of bones broken w%5th%6in
019.O34.010  And powder blewe staynes scattered on my skine
019.O34.011  If rivall fooles %Yblame%Z->>taxe thee< to haue loude a man
019.O34.012  So fowle or course as (oh) I maye seame than [CW:om]
019.O34.013  This shall saye, what I was?  and thou shalt saye [218v(rev)]
019.O34.014  Doe his hurtes reach me?  or doth my worth decaye,
019.O34.015  or doe they reach his iudging mind, that he
019.O34.016  Should like ou%5r%6 loue lesse, what he loude to sea?
019.O34.017  That w%5ch%6 in him was fayre and delicate
019.O34.018  was but the milke w%5ch%6 in loues childish state
019.O34.019  did nurse it, who nowe is growne %Ytough%Z->>stronge< inough
019.O34.020  To feed one y%5t%6, w%5ch%6 to disvsde tasts seemely toughe|
019.O34.0SSom
019.O34.0$$  >>pag. 79.<< %1to right of HE; wr. as continuation of Poem 18--HE squeezed in LM (scribal); orig. ff. = 209-08v(rev)%2