The Bakchesarian Fountain and Other Poems by Various
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Eternity will swallow thee,
Thy motion stop, and clip thy wings! SONG. Sweetly came the morning light, When fair Mary blest my sight, In her presence pleasures throng, Louder swelled the birds their song, Pleasanter the day became. Not so radiant are Sol's rays, When on darkest clouds they blaze, As her look, so free from guile, As fair Mary's tender smile, As the smile of my beloved. Not of dew the gems divine Shine as Mary's beauties shine, Not with hers the rose's dye On the fairest cheek can vie, None have beauty like to hers. Mary's kiss as honey sweet, |
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