Classic Poem

Prest unto Acts of truest noblenes,
Admit sometimes from travels sore excesse,
That you release your self and liberty,
Releering of your nature take thereby
In manlines you though have such delight,
Choyce are the pastimes that to do you right,
Keeping as noble minde in play as works,
Entring upon, shews where true manhood lurks,

Like then an active man you trickly leap ,
Expressing what a manly strength you keep,
Shew'd in your trickly leap oo I see,
Lay'd in as your most true nobility,
You merry Peere with mirth and jolity.