Song—My Peggys Charms
Poems and Songs of Robert Burns 作者:Robert Burns 投票推荐 加入书签 留言反馈
song—my peggy's charms
tune—“tha a' chailleach ir mo dheigh.”
my peggy's face, my peggy's form,
the frost of hermit age might warm;
my peggy's worth, my peggy's mind,
might charm the first of human kind.
i love my peggy's angel air,
her face so truly heavenly fair,
her native grace, so void of art,
but i adore my peggy's heart.
the lily's hue, the rose's dye,
the kindling lustre of an eye;
who but owns their magic sway!
who but knows they all decay!
the tender thrill, the pitying tear,
the generous purpose nobly dear,
the gentle look that rage disarms—
these are all immortal charms.
tune—“tha a' chailleach ir mo dheigh.”
my peggy's face, my peggy's form,
the frost of hermit age might warm;
my peggy's worth, my peggy's mind,
might charm the first of human kind.
i love my peggy's angel air,
her face so truly heavenly fair,
her native grace, so void of art,
but i adore my peggy's heart.
the lily's hue, the rose's dye,
the kindling lustre of an eye;
who but owns their magic sway!
who but knows they all decay!
the tender thrill, the pitying tear,
the generous purpose nobly dear,
the gentle look that rage disarms—
these are all immortal charms.