Skip to main content
In truth I feel my sun in those fair eyes,
So strongly strike they, like that powerful ray,
Which falls with all the violence of day
On Lybia's sands—and oft, as there, arise
Hot wasting vapours from the source where lies
My secret pain; yet, haply, those may say,
Who talk Love's language, these are only sighs,
That the soft ardors of the soul betray.
Rate this poem
No votes yet
Reviews
No reviews yet.