Songs of A Wayfarer By William Davies |
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 | Songs of A Wayfarer |  |
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CIV. LOVE IN THE ROSE.
Two maidens wandered in a garden fair,Shaming the pinks and lilies which their brows
Were twined withal,—the sweetest summer knows.
Most joyously breathed round the odoured air
Mixed with blithe songs of birds that carolled there,
When, with his bow laid by, in deep repose,
One saw Love lying cradled in a rose.
Then shaking from her face her waving hair:
O, look! she cried, what pretty thing is this,
Which, rocked by lulling winds, here sleeping lies?
And would have stooped to give the boy a kiss;
If only she might see those closèd eyes.
Just then he woke, and taking up a dart,
Drove it with cruel force right through her heart.
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