And old folks say there are no pains

Think not, 'cause men flatt'ring say, Y' are fresh as April, sweet as May, Bright as the morning star, That you are so.

If the stout foe will not resign, When I besiege a town, I lose but what was never mine; But he that is cast down From enjoy’d beauty, feels a woe Only deposèd kings can know.

I thought Love’s plagues, like dragons, sat Only to fright us at the gate.

Love no more is made By the fireside, but in the cooler shade.

If ev'ry sweet, and ev'ry grace, Must fly from that forsaken face.

She hath too much divinity for me: You gods, teach her some more humanity.