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Sonnet XVII Lyrics by Louise Labé

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Ie fuis la vile, & temples, & tous lieus,
Eſquels prenant plaiſir à t’ouir pleindre,
Tu peus, & non ſans force, me contreindre
De te donner ce qu’eſtimois le mieus.
Maſques, tournois, ieus me ſont ennuieus.
Et rien ſans toy de beau ne me puis peindre :
Tant que tachant à ce deſir eſteindre,
Et un nouuel obget faire à mes yeus.
Et des penſers amoureus me diſtraire,
Des bois eſpais ſui le plus ſolitaire :
Mais i’aperçoy, ayant erré maint tour,
Que ſi ie veus de toy eſtre deliure.
Il me conuient hors de moymeſme viure,
Ou fais encor que loin ſois en ſeiour.

About “Sonnet XVII” by Louise Labé

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"Sonnet XVII" is credited to Louise Labé. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Sonnet XVII" appears on "Sonnets ".

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