The Last West and Paolo's Virginia by G. B. Warren
page 36 of 43 (83%)
page 36 of 43 (83%)
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And with the graceful practise of your arts
Whisper into my darling's ear, or sing The sweetest messages that love can bring; And weave such tender dreams as spring imparts Where youth and beauty know each others hearts And feel the thrill that from such joy can spring. Sweet cherub, when you wing your arrow's flight, Speed it away with thoughts of love from me; And when it finds the heart that beats with mine, Full welcome to that breast I know 'twill be. When you reveal my message in love's light It's: (Dearest will you be my valentine). Cupid-- This errand suits me well, I'll not delay; But to the land of flowers will wing my way. Farewell to Cupid Frosties' Chorus-- We are glad to have made your acquaintance And wish you had longer to stay; We are glad, we must say, to have met you, And wish you good luck on your way. Farewell, my Cupid, Love speed you on your way. Farewell, dear Cupid, And au-revoir we'll say. |
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