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1. Behold me here whose youth to withered years

First Line:: Behold me here whose youth to withered years
Last Line:: The vaunt of vice to be but carking care
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49199

2. Farewell my friend whom fortune forced to fly

First Line:: Farewell my friend whom fortune forced to fly
Last Line:: Thou wailest too late the woes of wicked will
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49208

3. Lo here the state of every mortal wight

First Line:: Lo here the state of every mortal wight
Last Line:: Your ancient years are but a withered grass
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49205

4. Shall clammy clay shrowd such a gallant gloze

First Line:: Shall clammy clay shrowd such a gallant gloze
Last Line:: That thou mayst well account how it is spent
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49201

5. The tedious toil the cares which Lovers taste

First Line:: The tedious toil the cares which Lovers taste
Last Line:: He hung himself where she his corpse might see
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49193

6. Through beauty's sugared baits

First Line:: Through beauty's sugared baits
Last Line:: Is as a pleasant way
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49207

7. To darksome cave where crawling worms remain

First Line:: To darksome cave where crawling worms remain
Last Line:: To serve as slave unto unsatiate will
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49202

8. Try ere thou trust unto a fawning friend

First Line:: Try ere thou trust unto a fawning friend
Last Line:: Who not of me but on my wealth did wait
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49206

9. What motion more may move a man to mind

First Line:: What motion more may move a man to mind
Last Line:: Us shun such snares which leads us to decay
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49198

10. Who sees the ill and seeks to shun the same

First Line:: Who sees the ill and seeks to shun the same
Last Line:: Their praises live who seeks to merit fame
Author:: Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49204