Come, come to me, love!
Come, love!--Arise
And shame the bright stars
With the light of thine eyes;
Look out from thy lattice--
Oh, lady-bird, hear!
A swan on the water--
My gondola's near!
Come, come to me, love!
Come, love!--My bride!
O'er crystal in moonbeams
We'll tranquilly glide:
In the dip of the oar
A melody flows
Sweet as the nightingale
Sings to the rose.
Come, come to me, love!
Come, love!--The day
Brings warder and cloister!
Away, then--away!
Oh, haste to thy lover!
Not yon star above
Is more true to heaven
Then he to his love!
Venetian Serenade
George Pope Morris
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Poem topics: heaven, light, rose, star, water, bird, sweet, hear, bright, bride, true, lady, shame, Valentine's Day, melody, thine, crystal, away, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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