Laura. The Toyes of a Traveller. Or. The Feast of Fancie - Part 3, 2
That Crimson Gowne (with drops of blood ywrought)
Which Laura weares, a token is most true;
How that of blood desirous is her Thought,
And that tis so, I best can tell to you.
My wronged Hart too well doth finde the same,
Who thousand times, not once, hath wronged been
By her; and now, to aggravate my paine,
(More cruell in desire for to be seene
By outward habit) covets shee to show,
What (inward) in her minde she hides below.
Which Laura weares, a token is most true;
How that of blood desirous is her Thought,
And that tis so, I best can tell to you.
My wronged Hart too well doth finde the same,
Who thousand times, not once, hath wronged been
By her; and now, to aggravate my paine,
(More cruell in desire for to be seene
By outward habit) covets shee to show,
What (inward) in her minde she hides below.
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