Fugitive Pieces Written At An Early Age
Fugitive Pieces Written At An Early Age
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I slumhi rs with their mournful song. Damsetas ahall begin his am'rous lays; Wliilst on his oaten-pipe Menah-as plays. />. Lycoris loved — but, ah! he loved in vain — Fair I ralatea - w ler of the plain : Whene'er to bind her crook with flowers lie str< Or for her hair a fragranl garland wove ; A scornful lock disapprobation told. And seem'd to say, " Lycoris, you're too bold. " Then on the shepherd and his presents frown 'd, And cast the blooming chaplets on the ground. \< I not to all did she obdurate prove, — Each Bwain to gain her love with presents strove; Eaoh thoughl himself the foremosl in her love; She took then- presents, smiling as the mora, — Lycoris only was repaid with scorn. (Yet time had been when she his love return'd And with like flame and equal ardour burn'd ; 30 To please Lycoris was her only care — A loving mistress, and a faithful pair ; — She many tokens of her love did give, And for Lycoris only seem'd to live. ) Till quite dejected with her scorn and pride, He sought the grove, and thus in secret sigh'd ; " Welcome to me, ye grot and gloomy grove, " Since Galatea hut rejects my love.
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I slumhi rs with their mournful song. Damsetas ahall begin his am'rous lays; Wliilst on his oaten-pipe Menah-as plays. />. Lycoris loved — but, ah! he loved in vain — Fair I ralatea - w ler of the plain : Whene'er to bind her crook with flowers lie str< Or for her hair a fragranl garland wove ; A scornful lock disapprobation told. And seem'd to say, " Lycoris, you're too bold. " Then on the shepherd and his presents frown 'd, And cast the blooming chaplets on the ground. \< I not to all did she obdurate prove, — Each Bwain to gain her love with presents strove; Eaoh thoughl himself the foremosl in her love; She took then- presents, smiling as the mora, — Lycoris only was repaid with scorn. (Yet time had been when she his love return'd And with like flame and equal ardour burn'd ; 30 To please Lycoris was her only care — A loving mistress, and a faithful pair ; — She many tokens of her love did give, And for Lycoris only seem'd to live. ) Till quite dejected with her scorn and pride, He sought the grove, and thus in secret sigh'd ; " Welcome to me, ye grot and gloomy grove, " Since Galatea hut rejects my love.
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