¶
Who shal of wepyng / gif me suffisaunce
•
or to my sobbyng / who shal me teerys fynde
•
to see my Ioye / myn hertys hi
gh plesaunce
•
my soote sone / that was to me so kynde
•
Rayled with reed blood / as sap doth thoru
gh þ
e rynde
•
thoruh his enmyes / vengable crueltee
•
derkenyd w
ith deeth / his eyen now maad blynde
•
attwix too theevys / nailed to a tree
•
¶
My Ioye / my li
ght / my lanterne moost enteere
•
This heuenly
phebus / is clipsid of his li
ght
•
This
Esperus / hath hid his beemys cleere
•
And is of newe / certeyned fro my sigħt
•
whan shal his day sterre / shewe me his bemys bri
ght
•
to cleere the trouble of myn adversitee
•
parde the Iewys don me to gret vnri
ght
•
to nayle my sone / allas vnto a tree
•
¶
O alle ye dou
ghtren of
ierusaleem •
Ha som compassio
un / on my si
gh
ghes deepe
•
nat lik the gladnesse / which I had in
Bedleem •
cometh neer of routhe /
& helpith me for to weepe
•
a swerd of deth doth thoru
gh myn herte creepe
•
I feele it ful weel / of moodirly pitee
•
Craunpisshed / with swownyng I do sleepe
•
To see my sone / thus nailed to a tree
•