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Poem by Alexander Montgomerie Sonnet 12. In Praise of the Kings Vranie. III Can goldin Titan shyning bright at morne, For light of torches, cast a gritter shau ? Can thunder reird the higher for a horne ? Craks cannouns louder thoght a cok suld crau ? Can our waik breathis help Boreas to blau ? Can candle lou give fyr a griter heet? Can quhytest suanis more quhyter mak the snau ? Can virgins teirs augment the winter[s weet?] Helps pyping Pan Apollos musik sueet ? Can fontans smal the ocean sea incres? No : they augment the griter not a quheet, Bot they thaim selfis appeir to grou the les : So, peirles Prince ! thy cunning maks the knoune ; Ours helps not thyn : we steinjie bot our aune. Alexander Montgomerie Alexander Montgomerie's other poems:
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