The Vigil of Venus and Other Poems by "Q" by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
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page 59 of 90 (65%)
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Closer, list! I am afraid!
_He._ Whisper, then, thy love Arion, From thy window, lily maid. _She._ Yet Aglaia, yet Aglaia Hath heard them debate Of wooing repenting-- "Who trust to undoing, Lament them too late." _He._ Nay, nay, when I woo thee, Thy mother might spy on All harm I shall do thee. _She._ I come, then--I come! To follow Arion Where green woods be dumb. SONG Sparrow of Love, so sharp to peck, Arrow of Love--I bare my neck Down to the bosom. See, no fleck Of blood! I have never a wound; I go Forth to the greenwood. Yet, heigh-ho! |
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