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woodbine�察�Till   once   they  sought   the bright AEtnaean   flowers�察�And   their 

glad mistress fled from summer hours With Hades�察�far from olive�察�corn�察�

and vine。 And they have sought her all the wide world through Till many 

years�察�and wisdom�察�and much wrong Have filled and changed their song�察�

and o'er the blue Rings deadly sweet the magic of the song�察�And whoso 

hears must listen till he die Far on the flowery shores of Sicily。 

     So   is   it   with   this   singing   art   of   ours�察  �That   once   with   maids   went 

maidenlike�察 �and   played With   woven   dances in the poplar´shade�察�And   all 

her song was but of lady's bowers And the returning swallows�察�and spring 

flowers�察�Till forth to seek a shadow´queen she strayed�察�A shadowy land�察�

and now hath overweighed Her singing chaplet with the snow and showers。 

Yes�察�fair well´water for the bitter brine She left�察�and by the margin of life's 

sea Sings�察�and her song is full of the sea's moan�察�And wild with dread�察�and 

love of Proserpine�察�And whoso once has listened to her�察�he His whole life 

long is slave to her alone。 



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                        TRANSLATIONS 



       HYMN TO THE WINDS�察�THE WINDS ARE INVOKED BY THE 

WINNOWERS OF CORN。 



    Du Bellay�察�1550。 

       To you�察�troop so fleet�察�That with winged wandering feet�察�Through the 

wide world pass�察�And with soft murmuring Toss the green shades of spring 

In woods and grass�察�Lily and violet I give�察�and blossoms wet�察�Roses and 

dew�察  �This   branch   of   blushing   roses�察  �Whose   fresh   bud   uncloses�察  �Wind´ 

flowers too。 

    Ah�察�winnow with sweet breath�察�Winnow the holt and heath�察�Round this 

retreat�察�Where all the golden mom We fan the gold o' the corn�察�In the sun's 

heat。 



                                MOONLIGHT。 



    Jacques Tahureau。 

       The high Midnight was garlanding her head With many a shining star 

in   shining   skies�察�And�察  �of   her   grace�察  �a   slumber   on   mine   eyes�察�And�察  �after 

sorrow�察�quietness was shed。 Far in dim fields cicalas jargoned A thin shrill 

clamour of complaints and cries�察�And all the woods were pallid�察�in strange 

wise�察�With pallor of the sad moon overspread。 

    Then     came   my   lady   to  that  lonely  place�察 �And�察   �from   her  palfrey 

stooping�察  �did   embrace   And   hang   upon   my   neck�察  �and   kissed   me   over�察�

Wherefore the day is far less dear than night�察�And sweeter is the shadow 

than the light�察�Since night has made me such a happy lover。 



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                    THE GRAVE AND THE ROSE。 



    Victor Hugo。 

       The Grave said to the Rose�察�'What of the dews of morn�察�Love's flower�察�

what end   is theirs��'   'And what of souls   outworn�察�Of   them  whereon doth 

close The tomb's mouth unawares��' The Rose said to the Grave。 

    The Rose said�察�'In the shade From the dawn's tears is made A perfume 

faint   and   strange�察�Amber   and   honey  sweet。'   'And   all   the   spirits   fleet   Do 

suffer   a   sky´change�察  �More   strangely  than   the   dew�察�To   God's   own   angels 

new��' The Grave said to the Rose。 



                  A VOW TO HEAVENLY VENUS。 



    Du Bellay。 

       We that with like hearts love�察�we lovers   twain�察�New wedded in   the 

village by thy fane�察�Lady of all chaste love�察�to thee it is We bring these 

amaranths�察  �these   white   lilies�察�A  sign�察  �and   sacrifice�察  �may   Love�察  �we   pray�察�

Like   amaranthine   flowers�察  �feel   no   decay�察  �Like   these   cool   lilies   may  our 

loves remain�察�Perfect and pure�察�and know not any stain�察�And be our hearts�察�

from this thy holy hour�察�Bound each to each�察�like flower to wedded flower。 



                       OF HIS LADY'S OLD AGE。 



    Ronsard。 

       When you are very old�察�at evening You'll sit and spin beside the fire�察�

and say�察�Humming my songs�察�'Ah well�察�ah well´a´day� �When I was young�察�

of me did Ronsard sing。' None of your maidens that doth hear the thing�察�

Albeit with her weary task foredone�察�But wakens at my name�察�and calls 

you one Blest�察�to be held in long remembering。 



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     I shall be low beneath the earth�察�and laid On sleep�察�a phantom in the 

myrtle shade�察�While you beside the fire�察�a grandame grey�察�My love�察�your 

pride�察�remember and regret�察�Ah�察�love me�察�love� �we may be happy yet�察�And 

gather roses�察�while 't is called to´day。 



                        SHADOWS OF HIS LADY。 



     Jacques Tahureau。 

       Within the sand of what far river lies The gold that gleams in tresses 

of my Love�拭�What highest circle of the Heavens above Is jewelled with 

such stars as are her eyes�拭�And where is the rich sea whose coral vies With 

her red lips�察�that cannot kiss enough�拭�What dawn´lit garden knew the rose�察�

whereof The fled soul lives in her cheeks' rosy guise�拭�

    What Parian marble that is loveliest   Can match the whiteness of  her 

brow   and   breast�拭  �When   drew   she   breath   from   the   Sabaean   glade�拭  �Oh 

happy rock and river�察�sky and sea�察�Gardens�察�and glades Sabaean�察�all that be 

The far´off splendid semblance of my maid� �



                                        APRIL。 



    Remy Belleau�察�1560。 

       April�察�pride of woodland ways�察�Of glad days�察�April�察�bringing hope of 

prime�察�To the young flowers that beneath Their bud sheath Are guarded in 

their tender time�察�

    April�察�pride of fields that be Green and free�察�That in fashion glad and 

gay�察  �Stud   with   flowers   red   and   blue�察  �Every   hue�察  �Their   jewelled   spring 

array�察�

    April�察   �pride    of  murmuring      Winds     of   spring�察  �That   beneath    the 

winnowed air�察�Trap with subtle nets and sweet Flora's feet�察�Flora's feet�察�the 

fleet and fair�察�

    April�察   �by   thy   hand    caressed�察   �From    her   breast�察  �Nature    scatters 



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everywhere   Handfuls   of   all   sweet   perfumes�察  �Buds   and   blooms�察  �Making 

faint the earth and air。 

     April�察�joy of the green hours�察�Clothes with flowers Over all her locks 

of   gold   My   sweet   Lady�察  �and   her   breast   With   the   blest   Buds   of   summer 

manifold。 

     April�察�with thy gracious wiles�察�Like the smiles�察�Smiles of Venus�察�and 

thy breath Like her breath�察�the gods' delight�察。�From their height They take 

the happy air beneath�撮� 

     It is thou that�察�of thy grace�察�From their place In the far´off isles dost 

bring   Swallows   over   earth   and   sea�察  �Glad   to   be   Messengers   of   thee�察  �and 

Spring。 

     Daffodil and eglantine�察�And woodbine�察�Lily�察�violet�察�and rose Plentiful 

in April fair�察�To the air�察�Their pretty petals to unclose。 

     Nightingales ye now may hear�察�Piercing clear�察�Singing in the deepest 

shade�察�Many and many a babbled note Chime and float�察�Woodland music 

through the glade。 

     April�察�all to welcome thee�察�Spring sets free Ancient flames�察�and with 

low breath Wakes the ashes grey and old That the cold Chilled within our 

hearts to death。 

     Thou   beholdest in   the  warm  Hours�察  �the  swarm  Of   the  thievish   bees�察�

that flies Evermore from bloom to bloom For perfume�察�Hid away in tiny 

thighs。 

     Her   cool   shadows   May   can   boast�察  �Fruits   almost   Ripe�察  �and   gifts   of 

fertile   dew�察  �Manna´sweet   and   honey´sweet�察  �That   complete   Her             flower 

garland fresh and new。 

     Nay�察  �but   I   will   give   my   praise   To   these   days�察  �Named   with   the   glad 

name   of   Her   ��4�� That   from  out   the   foam  o'   the   sea   Came   to   be   Sudden 

light on earth and air。 



                                   AN OLD TUNE。 



     Gerard De Nerval。 

       There is an air for which I would disown Mozart's�察�Rossini's�察�Weber's 



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melodies�察 � A sweet sad air that languishes and sighs�察�And keeps its secret 

charm for me alone。 

     Whene'er I hear that music vague and old�察�Two hundred years are mist 

that   rolls   away�察  �The   thirteenth   Louis   reigns�察  �and   I   behold A  green   land 

golden in the dying day。 

     An   old   red   castle�察  �strong   with   stony   towers�察  �The   windows   gay   with 

many´coloured glass�察�Wide plains�察�and rivers flowing among flowers�察�That 

bathe the castle basement as they pass。 

     In antique weed�察�with dark eyes and gold hair�察�A lady looks forth from 

her   window   high�察  �It   may   be   that   I   knew   and   found   her   fair�察  �In   some 

forgotten life�察�long time gone by。 



                                    OLD LOVES。 



     Henri Murger。 

       Louise�察�have you forgotten yet The corner of the flowery land�察�The 

ancient garden where we met�察�My hand that trembled in your hand�拭�Our 

lips   found   words   scarce   sweet   enough�察�As   low   beneath   the   willow´trees 

We sat�察�have you forgotten�察�love�拭�Do you remember�察�love Louise�拭�

     Marie�察 �have   you   forgotten   yet   The   loving   barter   that   we   made�拭  �The 

rings   we   changed�察  �the   suns   that   set�察  �The   woods   fulfilled   with   sun   and 

shade�拭�The fountains that were musical By many an ancient trysting tree ´ 

Marie�察�have you forgotten all�拭�Do you remember�察�love Marie�拭�

     Christine�察�do you remember yet Your room with scents and roses gay�拭�

My garret ´ near the sky 'twas set ´ The April hours�察�the nights of May�拭�

The clear calm nights ´ the stars above That whispere
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