LII

O sugared talk, wherewith my thoughts do live!

O brows, love's trophy and my senses' shine!

O charming smiles, that death or life can give!

O heavenly kisses from a mouth divine!

O wreaths too strong, and trammels made of hair!

O pearls inclosèd in an ebon pale!

O rose and lilies in a field most fair,

Where modest white doth make the red seem pale!

O voice whose accents live within my heart!

O heavenly hand that more than Atlas holds!

O sighs perfumed, that can release my smart!

O happy they whom in her arms she folds!

Now if you ask where dwelleth all this bliss,

Seek out my love and she will tell you this.

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