Thou hast no necromancy
To restore the passing sway,
Of what was but the fancy
Of an idle summer day.
TO A FICKLE FAIR ONE.
Some birds mate three times in a year,
And I have called thee oft my bird.
I knew not even shame and fear
Thou hast no necromancy
To restore the passing sway,
Of what was but the fancy
Of an idle summer day.
Some birds mate three times in a year,
And I have called thee oft my bird.
I knew not even shame and fear