When Laura smiles her sight reuiues both night and day

The earth and heauen viewes with delight her wanton play

And her speech with euer-flowing musicke doth repaire

The cruell wounds of sorrow and vntam'd despaire

Dianas eyes are not adorn'd with greater power

Then Lauras, when she lists awhile for sport to loure:

But when she her eyes encloseth, blindnes doth appeare

The chiefest grace of beautie, sweetelie seated there

Loue hath no fire but what he steales from her bright eyes;

Time hath no power but that which in her pleasure lyes:

For she with her deuine beauties all the world subdues

And fils with heau'nly spirits my humble muse