Hail, my heart
Emanuel Moór
Hail, my heart
Hail, my heart;
hail, my sweet life;
hail, my eye;
hail, my dear friend.
Hail, oh hail, my beauty,
my sweetheart;
hail, my sweet one,
my love,
my sweet spring,
my delicate new flower,
my sweet pleasure,
my gentle little dove,
my sparrow, my turtledove!
Hail, my sweet rebel.
I wish to die
If any further I'm reproached
That my service
Is colder than a stone,
Of having left you, mistress,
To go and follow the king
And to seek some thing
Which the common herd
Call a handout.
Rather let honour perish
And court and riches
Than that for possessions
I should ever let you go
My sweet and lovely goddess.