paroles de chanson Delight in Disorder - Robert Herrick
A
sweet
disorder
in
the
dress
Kindles
in
clothes,
a
wantonness
A
lawn
about
the
shoulders'
thrown
Into
a
fine
distraction
An
erring
lace,
which
here
and
there
Enthralls
the
crimson
stomacher
A
cuff
neglectful,
and
thereby
Ribbons
to
flow
confusedly
A
winning
wave,
deserving
note
In
the
tempestuous
petticoat
A
careless
shoestring,
in
whose
tie
I
see
a
wild
civility
More
bewitch
me
than
when
art
Is
too
precise
in
every
part
1 To Dianeme: Sweet Be Not Proud of Those Two Eyes
2 To Dianeme: I Could but See Thee Yesterday
3 To Dianeme: Dear Though to Part It Be a Hell
4 Delight in Disorder
5 To Daffodils: Fair Daffodils We Weep to See
6 To Meadows: Ye Have Been Fresh and Green
7 To the Virgins to Make Much of Time
8 Epitaph Upon a Child That Died
9 To Oenone: What Conscience Say Is It in Thee
10 To Daisies Not to Shut so Soon
11 The Bracelet: To Julia
12 Cherry-Ripe
13 The Primrose
14 To Violets: Welcome Maids of Honour
15 To the Western Wind
16 Comfort to a Youth That Had Lost His Love
17 To His Book
18 To the Willow-Tree
19 To Blossoms: Fair Pledges of a Fruitful Tree
20 A Child's Grace
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