To+A+Lady...

“To a Lady that desired I would love her” by Thomas Carew

Grief is a puddle, and reflects not clear Your beauties rayes; Joyes are pure streames, your eyes appear Sullen in sadder layes, In cheerfull numbers they shine bright with prayse.

This is a very interesting example of conceit that relates emotions to nature like grief to a puddle, which gives a somber tone and successfully lets the reader know how the speaker feels. Also "pure streams" is a conceit for Joy, which is used well because a clear, running stream puts out feelings of happiness and elation. All of these emotions is basically how the speaker feels toward the subject, or the woman, and the feelings that have come out of their relationship.