The.vi. properte

The parfyte louer longeth for to be
In presence of his loue both nyght & daye
And yf hit happely so be fall that he
May not as he wolde: he wyl yet as he may
Euer be with his loue that is to saye
where his heuy nyl be brought
He wyll be conuersaunt in mynd and thought

Lo in lyke maner the louer of god sholde
At the lest in suche wyse as he may
If he may not in suche wyse as he wolde
Be present with god and conuersaunt alway
For certes who […]o lyst he may puruey
Though al y• worlde wolde hym therfro beryuen
To bere his body in erth his mynde in heuen