Page:Cheskian Anthology.pdf/137

From Wikisource
Jump to navigation Jump to search
This page has been proofread, but needs to be validated.

126

I never knew a juniper that flourish'd on the mead—

Did ever maid desert a youth, a widower to wed;

Look on that youth's all-healthy cheeks, so rosy, fresh, and fair,

And see the widower dragging on his solitary care.

Pase owčačka w zelenem hágečku.

The shepherdess within a sunny grove,

In the black wood, a shepherd—watch'd their sheep,

"O come to me, sweet love!

Come hither! thou shalt keep

Joy in my bosom treasur'd deep."

Wyšlo slunjčko za horau.

When the sun soars yon mountain above,

That at even sunk brightly below,

And my eyes meet the smiles of my love,

What raptures my heart overflow!