Song

Poem by Pierre De Ronsard Collection Second Book of LovesThemes Love, Nature, SadnessPeriod 16th century

Spring has not so many flowers,
Autumn so many ripe grapes,
Summer so many parched heats,
Winter so many cold frosts,
Nor the sea so many fish,
Nor the Beauce so many harvests,
Nor Brittany so many sands,
Nor Auvergne so many fountains,
Nor the night so many bright torches,
Nor the forests so many branches,
As I bear in my heart, my mistress,
For you of pain and sorrow.

Pierre de Ronsard

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