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I pipe to Amaryllis while my goats	A
Tityrus their guardian browse along the fell	B
O Tityrus as I love thee feed my goats	A
And lead them to the spring and Tityrus 'ware	C
The lifted crest of yon gray Libyan ram	D
Ah winsome Amaryllis Why no more	C
Greet'st thou thy darling from the caverned rock	E
Peeping all coyly Think'st thou scorn of him	F
Hath a near view revealed him satyr shaped	G
Of chin and nostril I shall hang me soon	H
See here ten apples from thy favourite tree	C
I plucked them I shall bring ten more anon	H
Ah witness my heart anguish Oh were I	I
A booming bee to waft me to thy lair	C
Threading the fern and ivy in whose depths	J
Thou nestlest I have learned what Love is now	H
Fell god he drank the lioness's milk	K
In the wild woods his mother cradled him	F
Whose fire slow burns me smiting to the bone	H
O thou whose glance is beauty and whose heart	L
All marble O dark eyebrowed maiden mine	H
Cling to thy goatherd let him kiss thy lips	M
For there is sweetness in an empty kiss	N
Thou wilt not Piecemeal I will rend the crown	H
The ivy crown which dear I guard for thee	C
Inwov'n with scented parsley and with flowers	O
Oh I am desperate what betides me what	P
Still art thou deaf I'll doff my coat of skins	Q
And leap into yon waves where on the watch	R
For mackerel Olpis sits tho' I 'scape death	S
That I have all but died will pleasure thee	C
That learned I when I murmuring 'loves she me '	T
The Love in absence crushed returned no sound	U
But shrank and shrivelled on my smooth young wrist	V
I learned it of the sieve divining crone	H
Who gleaned behind the reapers yesterday	W
'Thou'rt wrapt up all ' Agraia said 'in her	C
She makes of none account her worshipper '	T
Lo a white goat and twins I keep for thee	C
Mermnon's lass covets them dark she is of skin	H
But yet hers be they thou but foolest me	C
She cometh by the quivering of mine eye	I
I'll lean against the pine tree here and sing	X
She may look round she is not adamant	Y
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Sings Hippomenes when he a maid would wed	Z
Took apples in his hand and on he sped	Z
Famed Atalanta's heart was won by this	N
She marked and maddening sank in Love's abyss	N
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From Othrys did the seer Melampus stray	W
To Pylos with his herd and lo there lay	W
In a swain's arms a maid of beauty rare	C
Alphesiboea wise of heart she bare	C
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Did not Adonis rouse to such excess	A2
Of frenzy her whose name is Loveliness	A2
He a mere lad whose wethers grazed the hill	B2
That dead he's pillowed on her bosom still	B2
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Endymion sleeps the sleep that changeth not	C2
And maiden mine I envy him his lot	C2
Envy Iasion's his it was to gain	H
Bliss that I dare not breathe in ears profane	H
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My head aches What reck'st thou I sing no more	C
E'en where I fell I'll lie until the wolves	A2
Rend me may that be honey in thy mouth	D2

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