| Seccombe and Arber, comps. Elizabethan Sonnets. 1904. | | | | Zepheria | | Canzon 34. Since from the full feed of thy favour’s lease | | Anonymous |
| | | SINCE from the full feed of thy favour’s lease, | |
| My thoughts (O Time’s accursed memory!) | |
| Were forced (such shift, alas, did ill them please!) | |
| To crop on sedge sour and unsavoury; | |
| Since from their sweet refresh, all pinèd, they | 5 |
| Have spent a lustre in sad widowhood; | |
| Since when Sorrow to them hath served in pay, | |
| Outlaws to Hope, immured from every good; | |
| Since from thy brow, the pompous gallery | |
| Wherein were storised to mine eye, sweet objects, | 10 |
| Embroidered all with rare imàgery; | |
| Whose ivory floor enamelled azure frets: | |
| Mine eye (O woe the while!) hath been sequestered! | |
| My heart, his grief therefore, in face hath registered. | | | | |
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