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Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey (Генри Говард, граф Сарри)


To the Lady That Scorned Her Lover


ALTHOUGH I had a check,
To give the mate is hard;
For I have found a neck,
To keep my men in guard.
And you that hardy are,
To give so great assay
Unto a man of war,
To drive his men away;

I rede you take good heed,
And mark this foolish verse;
For I will so provide,
That I will have your ferse.
And when your ferse is had,
And all your war is done;
Then shall yourself be glad
To end that you begun.

For if by chance I win
Your person in the field;
Too late then you come in
Yourself to me to yield.
For I will use my power,
As captain full of might;
And such I will devour,
As use to shew me spite.

And for because you gave
Me check in such degree;
This vantage, lo ! I have,
Now check, and guard to thee.
Defend it if thou may;
Stand stiff in thine estate:
For sure I will assay,
If I can give thee mate. 



Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey's other poems:
  1. The Sun Hath Twice
  2. A Constant Lover Lamenteth
  3. Brittle Beauty
  4. Geue Place Ye Louers, Here Before
  5. An Answer in the Behalf of a Woman


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