Seccombe and Arber, comps. Elizabethan Sonnets. 1904.
DeliaSonnet XLI. Fair and lovely Maid! Look from the shore!
Samuel Daniel (15621619)F
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Poor soul! quite spent, whose force can do no more.
Now send forth hopes! (for now calm pity saves)
And waft him to thee, with those lovely eyes!
A happy convoy to a Holy Land.
Now show thy power! and where thy virtue lies!
To save thine own, stretch out the fairest hand!
Stretch out the fairest hand! a pledge of peace;
That hand that darts so right, and never misses!
I shall forget old wrongs. My griefs shall cease.
And that which gave me wounds, I’ll give it kisses.
O then, let th’ocean of my care find shore!
That thou be pleased, and I may sigh no more.