Social Commentaries

Fond delights to be relinquisht

by Thomas Bancroft fl. 1633–1658

From Two Bookes of Epigrammes, and Epitaphs (1639), Book II

Social Commentaries

Abra'm when Isaac left the dugge, did make
A Feast, (though none we heare of at his birth)
And when soft manlesse pleasure we forsake
For wisedomes truth, more cause we have of mirth,
Than if we should false Mammons summes collect,
That make the Chest sound, but the brest infect.

MLA

Bancroft, Thomas. “Fond delights to be relinquisht.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/bancroft/351/.

Chicago

Bancroft, Thomas. “Fond delights to be relinquisht.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/bancroft/351/.

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