Rambling boy with the answer (1)/Cynthia's Perplexity

CYNTHIA'S PERPLEXITY.

CYMTHIA frowns whene'er l woo her,
Yet she’s vex'd if I give over.
Much she fears I slould undo her,
⁠But much more to lose her lover;
Thus in doubting she refuses,
And not winning thus she loses.

Prithee. Cynthia, look behind you.
⁠Age and wrinkles will o'ertake you;
Then too late, desire will'find you.
⁠When the power must forsake you.
Think upon the sad condition
To be past, yet wish fruition.

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GLASGOW,

Printed by J. & M. ROBERTSON, Saltmarket, 1803.