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Accursed Death what neede was there at all	A
Of thee or who to councell thee did call	A
The subiect whereupon these lines I spend	B
For thee was most vnfit her timelesse end	B
Too soone thou wroughtst too neere her thou didst stand	C
Thou shouldst haue lent thy leane and meager hand	C
To those who oft the help thereof beseech	D
And can be cured by no other Leech	D
In this wide world how many thousands be	E
That hauing past fourescore doe call for thee	E
The wretched debtor in the Iayle that lies	F
Yet cannot this his Creditor suffice	G
Doth woe thee oft with many a sigh and teare	H
Yet thou art coy and him thou wilt not heare	H
The Captiue slaue that tuggeth at the Oares	G
And vnderneath the Bulls tough sinewes rores	G
Begs at thy hand in lieu of all his paines	G
That thou wouldst but release him of his chaines	G
Yet thou a niggard listenest not thereto	C
With one short gaspe which thou mightst easily do	C
But thou couldst come to her ere there was neede	C
And euen at once destroy both flower and seede	C
But cruell Death if thou so barbarous be	E
To those so goodly and so young as shee	D
That in their teeming thou wilt shew thy spight	C
Either from marriage thou wilt Maides affright	C
Or in their wedlock Widowes liues to chuse	G
Their Husbands bed and vtterly refuse	G
Fearing conception so shalt thou thereby	I
Extirpate mankinde by thy cruelty	C
If after direfull Tragedy thou thirst	C
Extinguish Himens Torches at the first	C
Build Funerall pyles and the sad pauement strewe	J
With mournfull Cypresse and the pale leau'd Yewe	J
Away with Roses Myrtle and with Bayes	G
Ensignes of mirth and iollity as these	G
Neuer at Nuptials vsed be againe	K
But from the Church the new Bride entertaine	K
With weeping Nenias euer and among	L
As at departings be sad Requiems song	M
Lucina by th' olde Poets that wert sayd	C
Women in Childe birth euermore to ayde	C
Because thine Altars long haue layne neglected	C
Nor as they should thy holy fiers reflected	C
Vpon thy Temples therefore thou doest flye	I
And wilt not helpe them in necessitie	C
Thinking vpon thee I doe often muse	G
Whether for thy deare sake I should accuse	G
Nature or Fortune Fortune then I blame	N
And doe impute it as her greatest shame	N
To hast thy timelesse end and soone agen	K
I vexe at Nature nay I curse her then	K
That at the time of need she was no stronger	H
That we by her might haue enioy'd thee longer	H
But whilst of these I with my selfe debate	C
I call to minde how flinty hearted Fate	C
Seaseth the olde the young the faire the foule	A
No thing on earth can Destinie controule	A
But yet that Fate which hath of life bereft thee	C
Still to eternall memory hath left thee	C
Which thou enioy'st by the deserued breath	O
That many a great one hath not after death	O

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