Luyện nghe bài hát Blackbird Sonnets

I
How shall I fly when be not mine
Though all my skyward do attend?
How tie my wounded safe to thine
So to me, like sun to moon, descend?
Or if wilt not bend thy starry frame
Wishing to thy brow o'ercrowned with mist
I'll rise so thy place shall stay the same
But will not then depart from heights
For bargains may be and kept with pride
When lovers from their demands ne'er hide.

II
My lover's are darker than the moon
Or are brighter? I cannot decide
His tender voice makes out of tune
And shows me how I them abide
His movements are of more feline grace
His hands are soft and as ivory
And though I've rarely a stranger face
perfect looks I should abhor to see
For others may be in part
But all my love remains a of art.

III
How is it that I smile I am sad?
From resource do I derive this strength?
I've lost none but a thing I had
To keep it would I go to any
But distance is not in a heart
So I could weep and say that I've wronged
And yet, as ever, be so far
From him to whom I that I belonged
Alas, I blame as he were untrue
I loved him but, fool, he never knew.

IV
If all you I am, as I am quite,
why dost thou not love? Dost thou not see
A plainly perfect match? If art bright,
Then why, when thou dost love, thou not me
Instead preferring someone far
From all you claim to admire? I would
you as a lunatic if proved
Thus mad you were my ward for own good
And yet I'm making of my own pain
Because I finally love, yet in vain.