Rose-cheeked Laura
Thomas Campion
1 Rose-cheek'd Laura, come, 2 Sing thou smoothly with thy beauty's 3 Silent music, either other 4 Sweetly gracing. 5 Lovely forms do flow 6 From concent divinely framed; 7 Heav'n is music, and thy beauty's 8 Birth is heavenly. 9 These dull notes we sing 10 Discords need for helps to grace them; 11 Only beauty purely loving 12 Knows no discord, 13 But still moves delight, 14 Like clear springs renew'd by flowing, 15 Ever perfect, ever in them- 16 Selves eternal.
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