To Aurora（1 / 1）

Willia Alexander

O if thou k how thou thyself dost har,

And dost prejudge thy bliss, and spoil y rest;

Then thou wouldst lt the ice out of thy breast

And thy relentg heart would kdly war.

O if thy pride did not our joys ntroul,

What world of lovg wonders shouldst thou see!

For if I saw thee oransford,

Thenthy boso I would pour y soul;

Then all y thoughts shouldthy visage she,

And if that aught isced thou shouldst not oan

Nor bear the burthen of thy griefs alone;

No, I would have y sharewhat were the:

And whilst we th should ake our sorrows one,

This happy harony would ake the none.

当我们如此将悲哀融合，

这快乐的融洽将使它们全部消失。