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 1 I       |  counsels you:~"With wine, with red wine your prayer carpet
 2 II      |         bejewelled goblet, ruby red,~Upon thine eyelashes thine
 3 VI      |        temple of the grape with red wine stored!~Beside a river
 4 VIII    |     VIII~* THF rose has flushed red, the bud has burst,~And
 5 IX      |       see the glow of my Love's red cheek,~And scant of wit,
 6 X       |         feet I hail;~Flush with red wine the goblets pale,~Flush
 7 XIV     |         blood~Had nourished the red rose, then came a wind,~
 8 XVIII   |     with the wine that from thy red lip flows,~Are they that
 9 XVIII   |       pray~Where wine thy cheek red as red erghwan dyes,~And
10 XVIII   |     Where wine thy cheek red as red erghwan dyes,~And leave
11 XXI     |         quarter where they sell red wine,~My holy carpet scarce
12 XXIII   |       breast he dyes her petals red.~Yet pardon her, oh Heart,
13 XXIV    |        s light without eclipse.~Red wine I worship, and I worship
14 XXVI    |        pined,~Dyeing the desert red with his heart's tears.~
15 XXVII   |       dawn, before the east was red,~Before the rose had torn
16 XXVIII  |        made thee hold thy sweet red lips aloof,~Dowered, like
17 XXXI    |     crown the hours with wine's red coronet--~The sun of merriment
18 XXXII   |        s grace.~Better to drink red wine than tears, say I,~
19 XXXIV   |       brought Love's passionate red wine to me,~Down to the
20 XXXIV   |         ring a black mole and a red cheek,~And his life ebb,
21 XXXIV(*)|        three different colours, red, white, and yellow, that
22 XXXVII  |       wounded me full sore,~Thy red lips hold the power of the
23 XXXVIII |       my mouth attain~My love's red mouth, or let my soul expire,~
24 XXXVIII |     down to one long sigh~For a red mouth that burns my thoughts
25 XXXVIII |         garden ground to find~A red rose soft and sweet as thy
26 XXXVIII | countless wounds from which the red drops start.~Yet when sad