Lyrics She Walks in Beauty - Lord Byron
She
walks
in
beauty,
like
the
night
Of
cloudless
climes
and
starry
skies;
And
all
that's
best
of
dark
and
bright
Meet
in
her
aspect
and
her
eyes;
Thus
mellowed
to
that
tender
light
Which
heaven
to
gaudy
day
denies.
One
shade
the
more,
one
ray
the
less,
Had
half
impaired
the
nameless
grace
Which
waves
in
every
raven
tress,
Or
softly
lightens
o'er
her
face;
Where
thoughts
serenely
sweet
express,
How
pure,
how
dear
their
dwelling-place.
And
on
that
cheek,
and
o'er
that
brow,
So
soft,
so
calm,
yet
eloquent,
The
smiles
that
win,
the
tints
that
glow,
But
tell
of
days
in
goodness
spent,
A
mind
at
peace
with
all
below,
A
heart
whose
love
is
innocent!
1 Darkness
2 So We'll Go No More a Roving - Moon
3 When We Two Parted
4 She Walks in Beauty
5 Lord Byron - An Introduction
6 The Devil's Drive - an Unfinished Rhapsody
7 For Music
8 Stanzas for Music
9 The Destruction of Sennacherib
10 The Dark Blue Sea
11 Sonnet to Lake Leman
12 Written After Swimming from Sestos to Abydos
13 The Isles of Greece
14 Lachin y Gair
15 There Is a Pleasure in the Pathless Woods
16 Cricket at Harrow
17 The Prisoner of Chillon
18 Advice to a Girl
19 I Would to Heaven That I Was so Much Clay
20 A Riddle on the Letter E
21 On My Thirty Third Birthday, January 22nd 1821
22 The Vampyre
23 John Keats
24 I Speak Not, I Trace Not, I Breathe Not Thy Name
25 To a Lady Who Presented to the Author a Lock of Hair Braided with His Own and Appointed a Night in December to Meet Him in the Garden
26 Remember Thee! Remember Thee!
27 The Tear
28 The First Kiss Love
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