Love

Cara Mia

by Madison Cawein 1865–1914

From The Poems of Madison Cawein (1907)

Love

I

Sweet lips, where kisses sleep,
Soft eyes, so filled with dreams,
Waken, oh waken!
Open your blossoms deep,
Sweet lips, where kisses sleep:
Unfold your brightest beams,
Soft eyes, so filled with dreams:
Waken, oh, waken!

II

Sweet lips, that give perfume,
Soft eyes, that kindle light,
Come, let me kiss you!--
To every flower in bloom,
Sweet lips, you lend perfume!
In every star at night,
Soft eyes, you kindle light!--
Come, let me kiss you!

III

Who would not love to rest?
Who would not love to lie?
Who would not love them?
Of such sweet flowers caressed,
Who would not love to rest?
With such stars in their sky,
Who would not love to lie?
Who would not love them?

MLA

Cawein, Madison. “Cara Mia.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/cawein/184/.

Chicago

Cawein, Madison. “Cara Mia.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/cawein/184/.

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