John Trapp on Psalms 6:7

Verſ. 7. Mine eye is conſumed] Heb. gnawn, moth eat[illegible: 1 letter]n. That eye of his that had looked, and luſted after his Neighbours Wife, is now dimmed, and darkned with grief and indignation, he had wept himſelf almoſt blinde;Prideaux his Introduct. to Hiſt. p. 289. as it is ſtoried of Fauſtus the Son of King Vortiger by his own Daughter, that he wept himſelf ſtark blinde for the abominable inceſt of his Parents.

It waxeth old] or, is ſunk in my head. Doth not do its office, but is become like an old duſty window that lets in little light. An heavie affliction to thoſe whoſe eyes have been loop-holes of Luſt, and windows of wickedneſs, the remembrance whereof is a thorn to their blinde eyes, and puts them to grievous pain, eſpecially when their enemies ſhall have got it by the end, as Davids had his ill pranks, and ſpared not to lay it in his diſh.