Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...

.Fancies and Fantasticks. 473Love begotten by pitty.'Tis true your beauties which beforeDid dazle each bold Gazers eye :And forc'd even rebell hearts t'adore,Or from itsconquering splendour fly ;Now shines with new increase of light,Like Cynthia at her full most bright.Yet though you glory in th'increaseOf so much Beauty, dearest Faire ;They erre who think this great accesse,Of which all eyes th'admirers are ;Or Arts or Natures gifts should be,Learn then the hidden cause from me.Pity in thee, in me desire,First bred (beforeI durst but aymeAt fair respect) now that close fireThy love hath fann'd into a flame,Which mounting to itsproper placeShines like a Glory 'bout thy face.cxfr^fij^4oa csuiTThe Bag of a Bee.^,y jTo have the sweet Bag of the BeeTwo Cupidsfell at odds,And whose the pretty prize should be,They vow'd to ask the Gods ;Which Venus hearing, thither came,And for their boldnesse stript them,