The History of Polindor and Flostella With Other Poems. By I. H. [i.e. John Harington] The third Edition, Revised and much Enlarged |
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Whilst round the Place, wak'd with her former Groans,
Fight, Break of day to boot, their warbling tones
Chirp'd loudly forth those Wood-inhabitants
(Prime Morning-consort) each how frolick vaunts
Their joy, their skill! seem'd thus Congratulate
To both at once, Flostels revived fate;
With Reuniting of this worthy Payr;
Thus, stream'd with Caroll'd mirth both Wood and Ayr:
So strangely pow'rfull, influentiall proves
True noble Love, that Brutes themselves it moves.
Fight, Break of day to boot, their warbling tones
Chirp'd loudly forth those Wood-inhabitants
(Prime Morning-consort) each how frolick vaunts
Their joy, their skill! seem'd thus Congratulate
To both at once, Flostels revived fate;
With Reuniting of this worthy Payr;
Thus, stream'd with Caroll'd mirth both Wood and Ayr:
So strangely pow'rfull, influentiall proves
True noble Love, that Brutes themselves it moves.
| The History of Polindor and Flostella | |