LVIII.

Sapphires are those eyes of thine,

So lovely and so sweet,

Thrice blessed is the happy man

Whom they with love will greet.

Thy heart, it is a diamond,

That sheds a splendid light.

Thrice blessed is the happy man

For whom it glows so bright.

As red as rubies are thy lips,

Naught fairer can I prove.

Thrice blessed is the happy man

To whom they whisper love.

Oh, knew I but that happy man,

Could I at last discover,

Deep in the greenwood, all alone--

His bliss were quickly over.

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