Luyện nghe bài hát Alas (the Knight)

Alas, my love, if I make you live
And from the page forth and sit beside me
Or better still, bestride the steed I you
Wrapped close within the I lent to hide thee
Perhaps I'd venture to ask thy name
while thou liest underneath my pen
That given which the poorest claim
Unjustly was withheld. But if
I held thee as I did ere now
Stalling to pass my fingers through the
Of tendrils, or peruse thy brow
In fear of off what heaven cast
Too early for my mind
To the fullest detail and retain
The presence that image left behind
That thou in all thy should remain
I fear my oversight I would not
For now upon I confess
That secretly I did intend
With title long or surname rich to
But rather let in my
Run wild the of who perhaps you were
Before your soul demanded creation
And deigned my mind and heart to stir
For such a and impassioned face
Could well be but newborn this sphere
But sure a distant beauteous race
Thou hast more than all who dwelleth here
And could tell much of places thou seen
And battles fought for won and lost
And how each done a faerie Queen
Becomes a brighter than it cost
The ladies of your world, you may
Desire to be neither
Nor in the art
Of living, where their lips were to taste
A sort of feline stealth they about them
And while a of innocence they hold
In forests dark you fear to be them
For knights of maler kinds are ne'er so
Yes, in thy orb a may be a knight
(Thou knew'st a friend make upon this news)
Without a whisper loud or censure
For lords are not afeared stock to lose
Where no may be taken or be kept
No be granted, nor no bride
No maiden may be while she slept
Nor robbed of her freedom to
What suits her best. No law is needed
To cut the of violence from the stem
No for the law to go unheeded
For as these do not occur to them
The gentlemen you raise are rarer
For in eyes, as in the depths of thine
Such and thrilling mysteries fulfill
The darkest corners of their design
Their arrows, much like I gave to thee
not but graze the flank of yonder cow
Without making him laugh. 'Tis to see
Them tickling their prey. I not how
ever do encapture what they eat
Save perhaps their bright unfettered brains
Have learned that what underneath their feet
And in the above better sustains
A intent on living well tomorrow
But how, I ask thee, most endearing
Do lords and love where is no sorrow
No strife to overcome, no uncleaned
Of crushing ardor worn out its stay,
Betrothal to a less divine
Than who stole thy blushing breath away
No hot kisses for to pine
No affixed to age where heart is young
No ill intentioned to evade?
"Still madam! Would'st kindly hold thy tongue!"
sayest. "Your mistake has rash been made
In living long in combat your kind
Thou see'st no other but these
Thy hands are careworn that have yet to
The hands that should hold them. Yet to please
The which you serve unwitting
Thou believe that love in fighting grows
happiness in love is not befitting
But in thy thou mak'st light of woes
For were there ne'er a cloudy day
No tempest to what love had bound
The galley which the moon in her sway
Could not but stir the peace it found
The wound is deeper than the sea thee
The stars my doublet you have drawn
May my homeward path, but how, without me
Wilt thou escape the thou tremblest on?"
And in this way and my paper spoke
O, fierce, savage, gentle bright
Thou who I've breath my soul has broke
You had authority but not the
Could I but see the lips that dare not
They are so beautiful and sweet
Could I but the wings that underneath
Are made so soft thy heart forgets to
I should have more for which to strive
You came to my and brought despair
For though I be the chastest alive
The you speak of will not take me there
you no pity? Can'st thou not perceive
That I, a beast, had but the eyes
To see where I would love? thou believe
That ere you came I was but vain
I know the murmur of reveals
The things no human heart could
I render'st thou for all that feels
And longed to be thy lordship's friend
Yea, quiet as a did I wait
I willed to thee my to overtake
I at each passing horse's gait
And so I slept to suddenly
Alas, my love, wilt thou me goodbye?
The lingering night will aid thee on thy
I'll but one thing more, a crow to fly
Before to tell me how thy tale
I say, thou art and free to go
What thee here save one who lives no longer?
For I given thee the life you know
The weaker I become, thou art the
And in antique words your clear intent
Was that once thou art gone I should
Quothe thee, "Your thought me, for I meant
To leave not but offerest to stay.
For true, I did in my own realm
Partake of that pure love of which I thee
But be my guide and me at the helm
And I shall, in the cloak you wrought, enfold
And to the ends of all the earth
For thou hast proved more generous and
Than all we faeries, moons and stars are
For we not but living in your eyes."
nameless knight, if thou would'st be mine own
And thy dragons for a while thou may'st
in these arms within which thou hast grown
A better reason than the thou say'st
But with your hand you swear I so
And 'tis not plain to me, though I did it
Which way thou dost for us to go
in the mind it is of she who saw it
Yet still perhaps I thee to discover
What one do if one were asked to choose
'Tween back and forwards. Be thee or lover
Perhaps you to be my favorite muse
Thou feel'st thy armor; fight but you must
Thou see'st the blade of truth below thy
Use arrows against all you mistrust
But when thou my way, aim one at me
world is yours as ere it was before
Your time beneath my busy hand spent
I've made a thing I I ask no more
And never shall redeem the heart I
Me in my world and thyself in
Two petals on the same and flower
And evermore I'll thee in mine
dear creation was my finest hour