IDENTILIN$$ F050Y02 Osborn MS b.114 (pp.238-51)/TJS/mf/10-18-91/P:DAF/o/6-25-92/C:JSC
050.Y02.0HE Canzons. /Amourenses p%P le mesne Author.
050.Y02.001 No Spring nor Som%Mers beautie hath such grace
050.Y02.002 As I haue seen in one Autumnall face. [CW:yonge]
050.Y02.003 young beauties force your loue, & y%5ts%6 a rape [239
050.Y02.004 this doth but counsell yet you can not scape
050.Y02.005 It were a shame to loue, here twere no shame
050.Y02.006 affection here take reverences name
050.Y02.007 were her first yeares y%5e%6 Goulden age y%5ts%6 true
050.Y02.008 but now shee's gould oft tr>%Vi<ed, & euer new
050.Y02.009 That was her torred and inflaming time
050.Y02.010 this is her habitable Tropique clime.
050.Y02.011 faire eies who aske more heate then comes from thence
050.Y02.012 he is a feauer wishes pestilence.
050.Y02.013 call not thes wrincles graues: if graues they are
050.Y02.014 they are loues graues, or ells he is no where
050.Y02.015 yet lies not loue dead here, but here doth sitt
050.Y02.016 vowed to his Trench like as an Anchoritt [CW:And]
050.Y02.017 And here tell hers (w%5ch%6 must be his death) comes [240
050.Y02.018 he doth not dige a graue but build a Tombe
050.Y02.019 Here dwells he though he soiornie euery where
050.Y02.020 In progresse yet his standing house is here
050.Y02.021 Here were still euening is not, mone nor night 
050.Y02.022 where no voluptuoness is, yet all delight
050.Y02.023 And all her words vnto all hearers fitt
050.Y02.024 you may at Reuells, you att Counsells sitt
050.Y02.025 This is loues timber youth her vnder wood
050.Y02.026 There he is as wine in Iune enrageth blood
050.Y02.027 w%5ch%6 then comes seasonablest, when our tast
050.Y02.028 and appetite to other things is past
050.Y02.029 Xerres strange Lidian loue, y%5e%6 Platane tree
050.Y02.030 was loue for age; none being so old as she. [CW:Or]
050.Y02.031 Or ells because being young nature did bless [250
050.Y02.032 her youth w%5th%6 ages glorie: Barrenness
050.Y02.033 If we loue thinks long sought for: Age is a thinge
050.Y02.034 w%5ch%6 we are fiftie yeares in compassing
050.Y02.035 If transitorie thinks w%5ch%6 sone decay
050.Y02.036 age must be lou'd best, at y%5e%6 latest day
050.Y02.037 But name not Winter faces, whose skyne slack
050.Y02.038 Lanke as an vnthrifts purse, but a soules sacke
050.Y02.039 whose eies seeke light w%5th%6in, for all her shade
050.Y02.040 whose mouth are holes, rather worne out then made
050.Y02.041 whose euery tooth to a seuerall place is gone
050.Y02.042 to vex their soules at resurruction
050.Y02.043 Name not thos liuing deaths heads vnto me
050.Y02.044 for thes not ancient, but Antique be. [CW:I hate]
050.Y02.045 I hate extreames, yet I had rather stay
050.Y02.046 w%5th%6 tombes then cradles to weare out a day
050.Y02.047 Since such loues naturall action is, may still,
050.Y02.048 my loue desend & iornie downe y%5e%6 hill
050.Y02.049 Not panting after growing beauties soe
050.Y02.050 I shall ebb on w%5th%6 them who whomeward goe.
050.Y02.0SS [four horizontal rules]
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