And shall my soul by senseless loue – Scholarly Edition

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And shall my soule by senseless loue1 This poem is a fragment of “Amor Ordinem Nescit,” lines 33-40.
          which yet is neuer true
Bestow more loue where it is lost,
          then where’t is onlie due
 
No, no, my God but rather lette
          such follie be to me,
A meanes to vrge my sinnefull soule
          to loue more feruentlie.




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Source: Baker, p. 236; see Bodleian, p. 2

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