108 INCONSTANCY. 
HONEYSUCKLE, WILD. . 
Azalea Procumbens, 
Language INCONSTANCY. 
Inconstant ! are the waters so, 
That fall in showers on hill and plain, 
Then, tired of what they find below, 
Ride on the sunbeams back again ? 
Pray, are there changes in the sky. 
The winds, or in our summer weather ? 
In sudden change believe me, I 
Will beat both clouds and winds together : 
Nothing in air or earth may be 
Fit type of my inconstancy. 
Anow. 
My heart too firmly trusted, fondly gave 
Itself to all its tenderness a slave ; 
I had no wish but thee, and only thee : 
I knew no happiness but only while 
Thy love-lit eyes were kindly turned on me. i 
Pebcival. 
Holy St. Francis ! what a change is here ! 
Is Rosalind, whom thou dost hold so dear, 
So soon forsaken ? Young men's love, then, lies 
Not truly in their hearts, but in their eyes. 
Shakspeake. 

