Two sapphires those dear eyes of thine
F. Allitsen
Two sapphires those dear eyes of thine,
Soft as the skies above thee;
Thrice happy is the man to whom
Those dear eyes say: "I love thee."
A diamond is thy heart that gleams
With rays of purest fire;
Thrice happy is the man for whom
It glows with love's desire.
Two rubies are those lips of thine,
Unrivalled in fresh glory;
Thrice happy is the man to whom
They whisper their love story.
Could I but find that lucky man,
But meet that happy lover --
Meet him alone in some dark wood, --
His joy would soon be over...