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COLINETTE。
For a sketch by Mr。 G。 Leslie�察�R。A。
France your country�察 �as we know�察 �Room enough for guessing yet�察�
What lips now or long ago�察 �Kissed and named you ´ Colinette。 In what
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fields from sea to sea�察�By what stream your home was set�察�Loire or Seine
was glad of thee�察�Marne or Rhone�察�O Colinette�拭�
Did you stand with maidens ten�察�Fairer maids were never seen�察�When
the young king and his men Passed among the orchards green�拭�Nay�察�old
ballads have a note Mournful�察�we would fain forget�察�No such sad old air
should float Round your young brows�察�Colinette。
Say�察�did Ronsard sing to you�察�Shepherdess�察�to lull his pain�察�When the
court went wandering through Rose pleasances of Touraine�拭�Ronsard and
his famous Rose Long are dust the breezes fret�察�You�察 �within the garden
close�察�You are blooming�察�Colinette。
Have I seen you proud and gay�察�With a patched and perfumed beau�察�
Dancing through the summer day�察 �Misty summer of Watteau�拭 �Nay�察 �so
sweet a maid as you Never walked a minuet With the splendid courtly
crew�察�Nay�察�forgive me�察�Colinette。
Not from Greuze's canvases Do you cast a glance�察�a smile�察�You are not
as one of these�察�Yours is beauty without guile。 Round your maiden brows
and hair Maidenhood and Childhood met Crown and kiss you�察�sweet and
fair�察�New art's blossom�察�Colinette。
A SUNSET OF WATTEAU。
LUI。
The silk sail fills�察�the soft winds wake�察�Arise and tempt the seas�察�Our
ocean is the Palace lake�察�Our waves the ripples that we make Among the
mirrored trees。
ELLE。
Nay�察�sweet the shore�察�and sweet the song�察�And dear the languid dream�察�
The music mingled all day long With paces of the dancing throng�察�And
murmur of the stream。
An hour ago�察 �an hour ago�察 �We rested in the shade�察 �And now�察 �why
should we seek to know What way the wilful waters flow�拭 �There is no
fairer glade。
LUI。
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Nay�察 �pleasure flits�察 �and we must sail�察 �And seek him everywhere�察�
Perchance in sunset's golden pale He listens to the nightingale�察�Amid the
perfumed air。
Come�察�he has fled�察�you are not you�察�And I no more am I�察�Delight is
changeful as the hue Of heaven�察�that is no longer blue In yonder sunset
sky。
ELLE。
Nay�察�if we seek we shall not find�察�If we knock none openeth�察�Nay�察�see�察�
the sunset fades behind The mountains�察 �and the cold night wind Blows
from the house of Death。
NIGHTINGALE WEATHER。
'Serai´je nonnette�察 �oui ou non�拭 �Semi´je nonnette�拭 �je crois que non。
Derriere chez mon pere Il est un bois taillis�察�Le rossignol y chante Et le
jour et la nuit。 Il chante pour les filles Qui n'ont pas d'ami�察�Il ne chant pas
pour moi�察�J'en ai un�察�Dieu merci。' ´ Old French
I'll never be a nun�察�I trow�察�While apple bloom is white as snow�察�But
far more fair to see�察 �I'll never wear nun's black and white While
nightingales make sweet the night Within the apple tree。
Ah�察 �listen� �'tis the nightingale�察�And in the wood he makes his wail�察�
Within the apple tree�察 �He singeth of the sore distress Of many ladies
loverless�察�Thank God�察�no song for me。
For when the broad May moon is low�察 �A gold fruit seen where
blossoms blow In the boughs of the apple tree�察�A step I know is at the gate�察�
Ah love�察�but it is long to wait Until night's noon bring thee� �
Between lark's song and nightingale's A silent space�察 �while dawning
pales�察 �The birds leave still and free For words and kisses musical�察 �For
silence and for sighs that fall In the dawn�察�'twixt him and me。
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LOVE AND WISDOM。
'When last we gathered roses in the garden I found my wits�察�but truly
you lost yours。'
The Broken Heart。
July and June brought flowers and love To you�察 �but I would none
thereof�察�Whose heart kept all through summer time A flower of frost and
winter rime。 Yours was true wisdom ´ was it not�拭 �Even love�察 �but I had
clean forgot�察�Till seasons of the falling leaf�察�All loves�察�but one that turned
to grief。 At length at touch of autumn tide When roses fell�察�and summer
died�察�All in a dawning deep with dew�察�Love flew to me�察�Love fled from
you。 The roses drooped their weary heads�察�I spoke among the garden beds�察�
You would not hear�察�you could not know�察�Summer and love seemed long
ago�察�As far�察�as faint�察�as dim a dream�察�As to the dead this world may seem。
Ah sweet�察�in winter's miseries�察 �Perchance you may remember this�察 �How
Wisdom was not justified In summer time or autumn tide�察�Though for this
once below the sun�察�Wisdom and Love were made at one�察�But Love was
bitter´bought enough�察�And Wisdom light of wing as Love。
GOOD´BYE。
Kiss me�察�and say good´bye�察�Good´bye�察�there is no word to say but this�察�
Nor any lips left for my lips to kiss�察 �Nor any tears to shed�察 �when these
tears dry�察�Kiss me�察�and say�察�good´bye。
Farewell�察�be glad�察�forget�察�There is no need to say 'forget��' I know�察�For
youth is youth�察�and time will have it so�察�And though your lips are pale�察�and
your eyes wet�察�Farewell�察�you must forget。
You shall bring home your sheaves�察 �Many�察 �and heavy�察 �and with
blossoms twined Of memories that go not out of mind�察�Let this one sheaf
be twined with poppy leaves When you bring home your sheaves。
In garnered loves of thine�察 �The ripe good fruit of many hearts and
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years�察�Somewhere let this lie�察�grey and salt with tears�察�It grew too near the
sea wind�察�and the brine Of life�察�this love of mine。
This sheaf was spoiled in spring�察�And over´long was green�察�and early
sere�察 �And never gathered gold in the late year From autumn suns�察 �and
moons of harvesting�察�But failed in frosts of spring。
Yet was it thine�察 �my sweet�察 �This love�察 �though weak as young corn
withered�察�Whereof no man may gather and make bread�察�Thine�察�though it
never knew the summer heat�察�Forget not quite�察�my sweet。
AN OLD PRAYER。
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Odyssey�察�XIII。
My prayer an old prayer borroweth�察 �Of ancient love and memory ´
'Do thou farewell�察�till Eld and Death�察�That come to all men�察�come to thee。'
Gently as winter's early breath�察�Scarce felt�察�what time the swallows flee�察�
To lands whereof no man knoweth Of summer�察�over land and sea�察�So with
thy soul may summer be�察 �Even as the ancient singer saith�察 �'Do thou
farewell�察�till Eld and Death�察�That come to all men�察�come to thee。'
A LA BELLE HELENE。
After Ronsard。
More closely than the clinging vine About the wedded tree�察 �Clasp
thou thine arms�察 �ah�察 �mistress mine� �About the heart of me。 Or seem to
sleep�察�and stoop your face Soft on my sleeping eyes�察�Breathe in your life�察�
your heart�察 �your grace�察 �Through me�察 �in kissing wise。 Bow down�察 �bow
down your face�察�I pray�察�To me�察�that swoon to death�察�Breathe back the life
you kissed away�察 �Breathe back your kissing breath。 So by your eyes I
swear and say�察�My mighty oath and sure�察�From your kind arms no maiden
may My loving heart allure。 I'll bear your yoke�察�that's light enough�察�And to
the Elysian plain�察�When we are dead of love�察�my love�察�One boat shall bear
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us twain。 They'll flock around you�察�fleet and fair�察�All true loves that have
been�察�And you of all the shadows there�察�Shall be the shadow queen。 Ah�察�
shadow´loves and shadow´lips� �Ah�察�while 'tis called to´day�察�Love me�察�my
love�察�for summer slips�察�And August ebbs away。
SYLVIE ET AURELIE。
In memory of Gerard De Nerval。
Two loves there were�察�and one was born Between the sunset and the
rain�察 �Her singing voice went through the corn�察 �Her dance was woven
'neath the thorn�察�On grass the fallen blossoms stain�察�And suns may set�察�and
moons may wane�察�But this love comes no more again。
There were two loves and one made white�察 �Thy singing lips�察 �and
golden hair�察�Born of the city's mire and light�察�The shame and splendour of
the night�察�She trapped and fled thee unaware�察�Not through the lamplight
and the rain Shalt thou behold this love again。
Go forth and seek�察�by wood and hill�察�Thine ancient love of dawn and
dew�察�There comes no voice from mere or rill�察�Her dance is over�察�fallen still
The ballad burdens that she knew�此�And thou must wait for her in vain�察�
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