I take no pleasure in the Sun's bright Beams, nor in the Chrystal river's purling Streams; But in a dark and silent shady Grove, I sigh out woes of my neglected love. Come cruel Fair, and charm me, e're I go to Death's embraces in the shades below; For thou condemn'd and fetter'd, here I lye, 'till I your Sentence have, I cannot dye. One look from those dear eyes, and then a'dieu, to all your cruelties and beauties, too.