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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
"SONG, FR. AURENGE-ZEBE (OPERA)", by ANONYMOUS
First Line: I see she flies me everywhere
Last Line: "I might live longer, but not love her more"
Subject(s): Disdain;love - Loss Of; Scorn
First Line: I see she flies me everywhere
Last Line: "I might live longer, but not love her more"
Subject(s): Disdain;love - Loss Of; Scorn
I SEE she flies me everywhere,
Her eyes her scorn discover:
But what's her scorn or my despair,
Since 'tis my fate to love her?
Were she but kind whom I adore,
I might live longer, but not love her more.
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