Ladys Yes, The

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    <strong>Ladys Yes, The</strong>

    &quot;Yes,&quot; I answered you last night;

    &quot;<a>九九藏书</a>No,&quot; this m, Sir, I say.

    Colours seen by dlelight,

    Will not look the same by day.

    When the viols played their best,

    Lamps above, and laughs below---

    Love me sounded like a jest,

    Fit for Yes or fit for No.

    Call me false, or c<samp>99lib?</samp>all me free---

    Vow, whatever light may shi<bdo>.99lib.</bdo>ne,

    No man on your face shall see

    Any grief for ge on mine.

    Yet the sin is on us both---

    Time to dance is not to woo---

    Wht makes fickle troth---

    S of me recoils on you.

    Learn to win a ladys faith

    Nobly, as the thing is high;

    Bravely, as for life ah-<mark>.9９lｉｂ?</mark>--

    With a loyal gravity.

    Lead her from the festive boards,

    Poio the starry skies,

    Guard her, by your truthful words,

    Pure from courtships flatteries.

    By your truth she shall be true---

    Ever true, as wives of yore---

    And her Yes, once said to you,

    SHALL be Yes for evermore.

    <strong>Elizabeth Barrett Browning</strong><tt>99lib.t>

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