The amorose songes, sonets, and elegies: of M. Alexander Craige, Scoto-Britane
Craig, Alexander, 1567?-1627.
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LESBIA her answer.
DRiue not deare hart, in dooll the day,
Wast not thy selfe nor Time away:
Doo not so much as dreame by night,
Vnles thy Dreames be short and slight.
Though wauering wits in time will vaige,
Be thou thy selfe a constant Craige.
And for thy Loue thou bears to mee,
I am thy debtor till I die.
What I haue hight hap good or ill,
But fraud or feare I shall fulfill,
I am not of a churlish kind,
To loue the moyane not the mind,
No contrar chause, nor fortune strange,
Shall make my setled mind to change:
I am thine sworne, and I shall seale
What I haue sayd; till when fareweale.
