1 HOW happy the Lover, How easie his Chain, How pleasing his Pain! How sweet to discover He sighs not in vain. For Love ev’ry Creature Is form’d by his Nature; No Joys are above The Pleasures of Love.
2 In vain are our Graces, In vain are your Eyes, If Love you despise; When Age furrows Faces, ’Tis time to be wise. Then use the short Blessing, That flies in Possessing: No Joys are above The Pleasures of Love.