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Samuel Daniel - Sonnet LX: Lo, Here the Impost
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Lo, here the impost of a faith unfeigning 
That love hath paid, and her disdain extorted, 
Behold the message of my just complaining 
That shows the world how much my grief imported. 
These tributary plaints fraught with desire, 
I send those eyes the cabinets of love; 
The Paradise whereto my hopes aspire 
From out this hell, which mine afflictions prove. 
Wherein I thus do live cast down from mirth, 
Pensive alone, none but despair about me; 
My joys abortive, perish`d at their birth, 
My cares long liv`d and will not die without me. 
This is my state, and Delia`s heart is such; 
I say no more; I fear I said too much.
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