My Love and I Must Part - Thomas Middleton

Weep eyes, break heart!
My love and I must part.
Cruel fates true love do soonest sever;
O, I shall see thee never, never, never!
O, happy is the maid whose life takes end
Ere it knows parent's frown or loss of friend!
Weep eyes, break heart!
My love and I must part.

The Whirligig of Time
Philosophy
The Background And The Figure
Something Tapped
The Flight
To-night
Message
She's Somewhere in the Sunlight Strong
A White Rose
Sunday up the River
The Lover to His Lady
Sonnet of the Pains of Love
My Love and I Must Part
Perfect Beauty
In Praise of Two