1 "Well hoped I, and fair beginnings had, 2 That he my captive languor should redeem,
captive languor > wretched plight; or: languishment in captivity
3 Till, all unweeting, an enchanter bad
unweeting > ignorant, not knowing; hence: unsuspecting
4 His sense abused, and made him to misdeem
abused > deceived misdeem > misjudge
5 My loyalty, not such as it did seem; 6 That rather death desire, than such despite.
That > [I would] despite > {The affliction of contemptuously being thought disloyal}
7 Be judge, you heavens, that all things right esteem, 8 How I him loved, and love with all my might, 9 So thought I eke of him, and think I thought aright.
eke > also