कविता 1
An outlandish knight from the north land came,
And he came wooing of me;
And he told me he'd take me to that northern land,
And there· he would marry me.
And he came wooing of me;
And he told me he'd take me to that northern land,
And there· he would marry me.
कविता 2
Well, go and get me some of your father's gold,
And some of your mother's fee,
And two of the very best stable steeds,
Where there stand thirty and three.
And some of your mother's fee,
And two of the very best stable steeds,
Where there stand thirty and three.
कविता 3
She borrowed some of her father's gold,
And some of her mother's fee,
And away they did go to the stable door,
Where horses stood thirty and three.
And some of her mother's fee,
And away they did go to the stable door,
Where horses stood thirty and three.
कविता 4
She mounted on her lilywhite horse,
And he upon tile grey,
And away they did ride to the fair river side,
Three hours before it was day.
And he upon tile grey,
And away they did ride to the fair river side,
Three hours before it was day.
कविता 5
He says: 'Unlight, my little Polly,
Unlight, unlight,' cries he,
For six pretty maids I've drowned here before,
And the seventh thou art to be.
Unlight, unlight,' cries he,
For six pretty maids I've drowned here before,
And the seventh thou art to be.
कविता 6
Pull off, pull off your silken gown,
And deliver it unto me,
For I think it's too fine and much to gay
To rot in the salt water sea.
And deliver it unto me,
For I think it's too fine and much to gay
To rot in the salt water sea.
कविता 7
She said: 'Go get a sickle to crop the thistle
That grows beside the brim,
That it may not mingle with my curly locks,
Nor harm my lilywhite skin.
That grows beside the brim,
That it may not mingle with my curly locks,
Nor harm my lilywhite skin.
कविता 8
So he got a sickle to crop the thistle,
That grew beside the brim,
She catched him around the middle so small,
And tumbled him into the stream.
That grew beside the brim,
She catched him around the middle so small,
And tumbled him into the stream.
कविता 9
Lie there, lie there, you false-hearted man,
Lie there instead of me,
For six pretty maidens thou has drowned here before,
And the seventh has drowned thee.
Lie there instead of me,
For six pretty maidens thou has drowned here before,
And the seventh has drowned thee.
कविता 10
Then she mounted on her lilywhite horse,
And she did ride away,
And she arrived at her father's stable door
Three hours before it was day
And she did ride away,
And she arrived at her father's stable door
Three hours before it was day
कविता 11
Now the parrot being in the window so high,
A-hearing the lady, he did say:
I'm afraid that some ruffian have led you astray,
That you've tarried so long away.
A-hearing the lady, he did say:
I'm afraid that some ruffian have led you astray,
That you've tarried so long away.
कविता 12
Don't prittle, don't prattle, my pretty Polly,
Nor tell no tales of me,
And your cage shall be of the glittering gold,
And your perch of the best ivory.
Nor tell no tales of me,
And your cage shall be of the glittering gold,
And your perch of the best ivory.
कविता 13
Now the master being in the bedroom so high,
A-hearing the parrot he did say:
What's the matter with you, my pretty Polly,
You're prattling so long before day?
A-hearing the parrot he did say:
What's the matter with you, my pretty Polly,
You're prattling so long before day?
कविता 14
There come an old cat on top of my cage,
To take my sweet life away.
I was just calling on my young mistress
To drive that old puss away.
To take my sweet life away.
I was just calling on my young mistress
To drive that old puss away.
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भाषा: हिन्दीअंग्रेज़ी
शैलीEthnic/Folk
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जोड़ाDecember 18th, 2021
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