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Several Occasions.
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To Belinda,
On her Apron embroider'd with Arms and Flowers.
1.
The list'ning Trees Amphion drew
To dance from Hills, where once they grew;
But you express a Pow'r more great,
The Flow'rs you draw not, but create.
The list'ning Trees Amphion drew
To dance from Hills, where once they grew;
But you express a Pow'r more great,
The Flow'rs you draw not, but create.
2.
Behold your own Creation rise,
And smile beneath your radiant Eyes!
'Tis beauteous all! and yet receives
From you more Graces than it gives.
Behold your own Creation rise,
And smile beneath your radiant Eyes!
'Tis beauteous all! and yet receives
From you more Graces than it gives.
3.
