Flowers From Arcadia a Series of Rondeaux And Verses Showing the Various Flower
Flowers From Arcadia a Series of Rondeaux And Verses Showing the Various Flower
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ADMIRATION.
Camoens wrote a sonnet to his sweetheart, Catrina, the refrain of which was, " Siveetest eyes were ever seen. " ROUNDEL.
'OWEETEST eyes were ever seen. " ^ Could the Poet e'er devise Daintier praise, than gave Catrine Sweetest eyes?
And which are the sweetest eyes? Soft and melting, lustrous, keen, Merry, or demure and wise?
Eyes that shine with light serene, Mirrored from Love's happy skies, Like thine own, dear, are, I ween, Sweetest eyes.
COLUMBINE.
ENTANGLEMENT.
After Herrick.
O... BEE-KISSED Columbine, Tell this sweet friend of mine That she, Like thee, Hath ruby lip Where I would sip, Like wanton bee. And too, like thee, She bends her lily head And smiles, but ties My heart with subtle thread Drawn from her eyes. She prisons me, But then, ah me! Her dungeon takes from me All wish for liberty : Her sweet bond blesses me, Her smile caresses me, And in her gentle heart I lie At rest, Caressed By Love's delicious lullaby.
BRODI/EA.
DEVOTION.
RONDEAU.
TN days gone by these wild flowers fair * Were made sweet messengers to bear My homage and fond thoughts to you, If peradventure they might woo Your maiden fancy unaware.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ADMIRATION.
Camoens wrote a sonnet to his sweetheart, Catrina, the refrain of which was, " Siveetest eyes were ever seen. " ROUNDEL.
'OWEETEST eyes were ever seen. " ^ Could the Poet e'er devise Daintier praise, than gave Catrine Sweetest eyes?
And which are the sweetest eyes? Soft and melting, lustrous, keen, Merry, or demure and wise?
Eyes that shine with light serene, Mirrored from Love's happy skies, Like thine own, dear, are, I ween, Sweetest eyes.
COLUMBINE.
ENTANGLEMENT.
After Herrick.
O... BEE-KISSED Columbine, Tell this sweet friend of mine That she, Like thee, Hath ruby lip Where I would sip, Like wanton bee. And too, like thee, She bends her lily head And smiles, but ties My heart with subtle thread Drawn from her eyes. She prisons me, But then, ah me! Her dungeon takes from me All wish for liberty : Her sweet bond blesses me, Her smile caresses me, And in her gentle heart I lie At rest, Caressed By Love's delicious lullaby.
BRODI/EA.
DEVOTION.
RONDEAU.
TN days gone by these wild flowers fair * Were made sweet messengers to bear My homage and fond thoughts to you, If peradventure they might woo Your maiden fancy unaware.
What to read after Flowers From Arcadia a Series of Rondeaux And Verses Showing the Various Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Terry White to read onlineMoreLess
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