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The Second Booke X. by Thomas Campion. As still to reape the kisses Grown ripe in sowing ? And straight to be receiuer Of that which thou art giuer, Rich in bestowing ? Kisse then, my haruest Queene, Full garners heaping ; Kisses, ripest when th' are greene, Want onely reaping. 10 The Doue alone expresses Her feruencie in kisses, Of all most louing : A creature as offencelesse, As those things that are sencelesse, And void of mouing. Let vs so loue and kisse, Though all enuie vs : That which kinde, and harmelesse is, None can denie vs. 20 |
Source:
Campion, Thomas. Campion's Works. Percival Vivian, Ed.
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1909. 138.
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available in the collections:  Campion: Lute Music  Campion: English Ayres  Campion: Elizabethan Songs |