Is She Not Adorned with Every Good?

Poem by Charles D'Orléans Collection SongsPeriod 15th centuryPrint

Is she not adorned with every good?
She whom I love loyally;
I believe, by my oath,
That her equal does not live.

What do you say? I beg you,
What do you truly think?
Is she not adorned with every good?
She whom I love loyally;

Whether she dances, sings, or laughs,
Or takes part in any merriment:
Judge loyally,
Without favor or flattery;
Is she not adorned with every good?

Charles D’Orléans

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