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Sir Philip Sidney Astrophil and Stella Astrophil and Stella: Complete Poem 2 "Not at first sight, nor with dribbed . . . 5 "It is most true that eyes are formed . . . 6 "Some lovers speak, when they their . . . 7 "When nature made her chief work, . . . 9 "Queen Virtue's Court, which some . . . 10 "Reason, in faith thou art well . . . 15 "You that do search for every . . . 16 "In nature apt to like when I did . . . 18 "With what sharp checks I in myself . . . 20 "Fly, fly, my friends, I have my . . . 21 "Your words, my friend, blame" 28 "You that with allegory's curious . . . 37 "My mouth doth water, and my breast . . . 41 "Having this day my horse, my hand, . . . 47 "What, have I thus betray'd my . . . 49 "I on my horse, and Love on me doth . . . 52 "A strife is grown between Virtue . . . 53 "In martial sports I had my cunning . . . 56 "Fie, school of Patience, fie! your . . . 61 "Oft with true sighs, oft with . . . 69 "O joy, too high for my low style to . . . 72 "Desire, though thou my old . . . 74 "I never drank of Aganippe well" 81 "O kiss, which dost those ruddy gems . . . 87 "When I was forc'd from Stella, ever . . . 89 "Now that of absence the most . . . 91 "Stella, while now by Honor's cruel . . . Copyright © 1995-2008, Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Pearson Longman Legal and Privacy Terms