'Tis Sunrise Little Maid Hast Thou
‘Tis Sunrise Little Maid Hast Thou
No Station in the Day?
‘Twas not thy wont, to hinder so
Retrieve thine industry
‘Tis Noon My little Maid
Alas and art thou sleeping yet?
The Lily waiting to be Wed
The Bee Hast thou forgot?
My little Maid ‘Tis Night Alas
That Night should be to thee
Instead of Morning Had’st thou broached
Thy little Plan to Die
Dissuade thee, if I could not, Sweet,
I might have aided thee
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