Wittes Pilgrimage, Sonnet 37

IN the' Abstract Nature is immutable;
But, in the Subiect it doth varie still:
My Loue, each way, is to It sutable;
In th'Abstract firme, the Subiect varie will.
Whie wilt thou varie (Subiect of my Loue,
More sweete then Sweetnesse!) whie wilt alter Sweete?
Is it because thou wilt a Tyrant proue?
Or scornst Subiection? or, thy Match to meete?
If so it bee (ô fayrest Faire!) then, know
I am thy Subiect, though thou subiect bee
To my high Loue, that makes me subiect so:
Then, thy Subiection giues thee Sou'raigntie:
Sith so it is: then, firme to me remaine,
Whose Loue doth make thee Subiect: so, to Raign!