Idea - 51
Calling to minde since first my Love begun,
Th'incertaine Times oft varying in their Course,
How Things still unexpectedly have runne,
As't please the Fates, by their resistlesse force:
Lastly, mine Eyes amazedly have seene
E SSEX great fall, T YRONE his Peace to gaine,
The quiet end of that Long-living Queene,
This Kings faire Entrance, and our Peace with Spaine ,
We and the Dutch at length our Selves to sever;
Thus the World doth, and evermore shall Reele:
Yet to my Goddesse am I constant ever;
How e're blind Fortune turne her giddie Wheele:
Though Heaven and Earth, prove both to me untrue,
Yet am I still inviolate to You.
Th'incertaine Times oft varying in their Course,
How Things still unexpectedly have runne,
As't please the Fates, by their resistlesse force:
Lastly, mine Eyes amazedly have seene
E SSEX great fall, T YRONE his Peace to gaine,
The quiet end of that Long-living Queene,
This Kings faire Entrance, and our Peace with Spaine ,
We and the Dutch at length our Selves to sever;
Thus the World doth, and evermore shall Reele:
Yet to my Goddesse am I constant ever;
How e're blind Fortune turne her giddie Wheele:
Though Heaven and Earth, prove both to me untrue,
Yet am I still inviolate to You.
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