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Poem 90

 IN youth before I waxed old.
The blynd boy Venus baby, For want of cunning made me bold, In bitter byue to grope for honny.
But when he saw me stung and cry, He tooke his wings and away did fly.
As Diane hunted on a day, She chaunst to come where Cupid lay, his quiuer by his head: One of his shafts she stole away, And one of hers did close conuay, into the others stead: With that loue wounded my loues hart, but Diane beasts with Cupids dart.

Poem by Edmund Spenser
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Book: Shattered Sighs