Chapter 4 of 5 · 51 words · ~1 min read

IV.

Love chang’d his plan, with warmth exclaiming, ‘How brilliant was her lips’ soft dye!’ And much that flute, the sly rogue, blaming, For twisting lips so sweet awry. The nymph look’d down--beheld her features Reflected in the passing rill, And started, shock’d--for, oh, ye creatures! Ev’n when divine, you’re woman still.