Annotations SAY, if a gallant rose my bower doth scale, Higher and higher. And, the' she twine the other side the pale. Toward me doth sigh her Perfume, her damask mouth — Roses will love the south — Can I deny her ? I have a lady loves me in despite Of bonds that tie her. And bid her honest Corin's flame requite ; When I espy her, Kisses are near their birth — Love cannot live in dearth — Say, shall I fly her? Book traversal links for Say, if a gallant rose my bower doth scale ‹ Through hazels and apples Up This rare south rose that thou didst take ›