Of His Ladies Vayle Wherewith She Covered Her Sonet 3. The fouler hydes as closely as he may The net where caught the sillie byrd should be Least that the threatning prison it should see And so for feare be forst to flye away My Ladie so the while she doth assay In curled knotts fast to entangle me Puts on her vayle to th'end I should not flee The golden net wherein I am a pray Alas (most sweete) what need is of a nette To catch a byrd which is allreadie tame Sith with youre hand alone yow may it gette For it desires to fly into the same What needs such arte my thoughts then to intrap When of them selues they flye into youre lap. |
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