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"Poems." In the digital collection British Women Romantic Poets. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/TempLPoems. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed October 31, 2024.
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ARABIAN SONG.
Ah ! bright is the blush on the cheek of the Morning,Behold how its presence enlivens the sky,But pale are its hues to the lustre adorningThe conquering glance of my Amoret's eye.
How soft are the gales o'er yon hill that are blowing !Through plains of Arabia they scatter their spice ;But faint are the sweets o'er the land that are flowingCompar'd to the musk of my Amoret's voice.
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And lovely the roses, in woodlands retiring, That shed through the foliage their modest perfume,Yet poor are their odours, and vain their aspiringTo rival the rose of my Amoret's bloom.
And thou blazing Sun ! with thy beauties so finish'd,That o'er the blue heavens thy chariot dost roll,Methinks that e'en thy glorious rays seem diminish'd,Put out by the fires of my Amoret's Soul.
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