XXXIV.

RIVERS unto the Sea do tribute pay.

A most unconstant moving Sea art thou!

And I, within mine eyes, bedewèd aye,

A River hold of bitter tears as now.

Receive then, from these moistened cheeks of mine.

Into thy lap, the water forth I pour!

Of duty mine, and of thy debt, a sign:

And mix together with my sweet, thy sour!

So shall the water to the water be

More precious; and the Sea, more rich to th' Sea.

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