Romeo and Juliet Audabe
How sweet art thee, o beauty gentle 'soft
O lovely queen,and rosy flower red
Thy spring to honey bees and are they oft
To suck thee young, and so be you thus wed
But me, to keep my share of love as much
No sucking will'st,no sweetness of thy youth
Seekst i be with, to caress thee and touch
Since love is false, and love lies all be truth
And Not to me , not me to thee was't born
To teach me love, in temples of thine eyes
To take thee mine, and you myself adorn
Both we make two, from one love-dying sigh
So keep thy worth to those who are as bold
And pray they love thee as my true love hold
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