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WHEN fields are green and days are fair,
And hearts respond,
I'll make a posy rich and rare
For Sigismond.
No artificial growth of flowers
Shall find a place
In that bouquet; but woody bowers
O'er Nature's face
And every broad and sunny mead
Shall give to me
Fresh blooms to satisfy my need,
For love of thee.
The modest blooms of early prime
Become thee best;
The arbute, springing ere its time,
By Phoebus pressed,
The simple bluet shall be there,
And violet chaste,
To deck thy wealth of golden hair
And gird thy waist.
Nay, but the rarest and most sweet
Thy heart shall deck:
I'll cast the rest before thy feet,
And little reck.
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