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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO B.C., by JOHN SUCKLING Poet's Biography
First Line: When first, fair mistress, I did see your face
Last Line: Too late for me, the blind does lead the blind.
First Line: When first, fair mistress, I did see your face
Last Line: Too late for me, the blind does lead the blind.
WHEN first, fair mistress, I did see your face,
I brought, but carri'd no eyes from the place;
And since that time god Cupid hath me led
In hope that once I shall enjoy your bed.
But I despair; for now, alas! I find,
Too late for me, the blind does lead the blind.
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