Against Luciaes Variety
F AIRE Lucia's full of Fortunes fauors, which
Makes her so wanton proud, shee'le fall I feare;
(That's common to the yong, if faire and rich)
Now plaies she with her dogge, then with her deere;
Now heere she is, then there, now sits, then lyes;
Now sighes, then laughes, and now and then (beside)
She for meere loue of alteration, cryes;
Because no one thing long, she can abide:
Then things must needes be short and sweete that shee
Loues long, yet long in loue she cannot bee,
Because she onely loues variety.
Makes her so wanton proud, shee'le fall I feare;
(That's common to the yong, if faire and rich)
Now plaies she with her dogge, then with her deere;
Now heere she is, then there, now sits, then lyes;
Now sighes, then laughes, and now and then (beside)
She for meere loue of alteration, cryes;
Because no one thing long, she can abide:
Then things must needes be short and sweete that shee
Loues long, yet long in loue she cannot bee,
Because she onely loues variety.
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