II

Fair grace of graces, muse of muses all,

Thou Paradise, thou only heaven I know!

What influence hath bred my hateful woe,

That I from thee and them am forced to fall?

Thou falled from me, from thee I never shall,

Although my fortunes thou hast brought so low;

Yet shall my faith and service with thee go,

For live I do, on heaven and thee to call.

Banish'd all grace, no graces with me dwell;

Compelled to muse, my muses from me fly;

Excluded heaven, what can remain but hell?

Exiled from paradise, in hate I lie,

Cursing my stars; albeit I find it true,

I lost all these when I lost love and you.

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