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... blood of lusty grapes , In a thousand lusty shapes , Dance upon the mazer's brim , In the crimson liquor swim ; From thy plenteous hand divine , Let a river run with wine : God of youth , let this day here Enter neither care nor fear ...
... blood of lusty grapes , In a thousand lusty shapes , Dance upon the mazer's brim , In the crimson liquor swim ; From thy plenteous hand divine , Let a river run with wine : God of youth , let this day here Enter neither care nor fear ...
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... blood to life and spirit ; near , Nay , thou more near than kindred , friend , man , wife , Male to the female , soul to body ; life To quick action , or the warm soft side Of the resigning , yet resisting bride . The kiss of virgins ...
... blood to life and spirit ; near , Nay , thou more near than kindred , friend , man , wife , Male to the female , soul to body ; life To quick action , or the warm soft side Of the resigning , yet resisting bride . The kiss of virgins ...
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... blood and spirits , and to make Them frantic with thy raptures flashing through The soul like lightning , and as active too . ' Tis not Apollo can , or those thrice three Castalian sisters , sing , if wanting thee . Horace , Anacreon ...
... blood and spirits , and to make Them frantic with thy raptures flashing through The soul like lightning , and as active too . ' Tis not Apollo can , or those thrice three Castalian sisters , sing , if wanting thee . Horace , Anacreon ...
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... blood , his sprite Ne'er had kept heat for fifty maids that night . Come , come and kiss me ; love and lust commends Thee and thy beauties ; kiss , we will be friends Too strong for fate to break us . Look upon Me with that full pride ...
... blood , his sprite Ne'er had kept heat for fifty maids that night . Come , come and kiss me ; love and lust commends Thee and thy beauties ; kiss , we will be friends Too strong for fate to break us . Look upon Me with that full pride ...
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Arthur Symons. That age is best which is the first , When youth and blood are warmer ; But being spent , the worse , and worst Times still succeed the former . Then be not coy , but use your time , And while ye may go marry : For having ...
Arthur Symons. That age is best which is the first , When youth and blood are warmer ; But being spent , the worse , and worst Times still succeed the former . Then be not coy , but use your time , And while ye may go marry : For having ...
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