| William Stanley Braithwaite, ed. The Book of Restoration Verse. 1910. | | | | On the Eyes and Breasts of the Lady on Whom He Was Enamoured | | Anonymous |
| | | LADY, 1 on your eyes I gazed; | |
| When amazed | |
| At their brightness, | |
| On your breasts I cast a look, | |
| No less took | 5 |
| With their whiteness: | |
| Both I justly did admire, | |
| These all snow and those all fire. | |
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| Whilst these wonders I survey’d, | |
| Thus I said | 10 |
| In suspense: | |
| Nature could have done no less, | |
| To express | |
| Her providence, | |
| Than that two such fair worlds might | 15 |
| Have two suns to give them light. | |
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