True love well placed is ne'er disgraced.
41.
I am your friend unto the end.
42.
Yours I am; be mine again!
43.
Love itself discloses by Gifts with Posies.
44.
_A Posy sent with a pair of Gloves._
What should I write? Some words do move
Suspicion unto those that love:
Then, without any further art,
In one word, you have my heart!
45.
_Her Reply._
Lest for a heart you should complain;
With mine I send yours back again!
For Love to me this power doth give,
That my heart in your heart doth live.
46.
_A young Man's Posy wrought in a Handkercher._
A maiden virtuous chaste and fair
Is a jewel past compare:
And such are you, in whom I find
Virtue is with Beauty joined.
47.
_A Maiden's Posy sent with a willow coloured Point to a young Man
that had forsaken her._
Your love was like a spark which in the ashes lies,
That shineth for a time, but afterwards it dies:
Since therefore you did faithless prove;
I do here renounce your love!
48.
_Posies for Rings._
Be true to me, as I to thee.