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Ipse Patrem natus, Catulus velut ipse lyciscam
Inseqvitur, cursu non tamen ambo pari:
Ambo tamen pariter condunt sub pectore tela,
Sæpe Tuo, Lynx! at sæpius, Ursa! tuo;
Direptoqve feris circumdant tergore membra,
Fit toga, fit tegimen, qvod prius ursa fuit:
Sic plane induitur, modo pronus & ipse recumbat,
Cognata posset fallere pelle feras.
In Poetriam qvandam,
cur Carmina Ejus placeant.
Dic mihi cur nervus, qvem tangit amoena puella,
Plenior ingenio delitiisqve sonet;
Cur qvodam inficiant sua Carmina nectare Nymphæ,
Cur vox e pulchro dulcior ore fluit:
Dicere qvicqvid amat, fluit id dicentis ab ore,
Contingitqve labris verbula qvæqve Suis;
Hinc amor in cantu est geminus, non Carmina tantum,
Ob labra sed vocem dulce canentis amant.
In eandem, ut mihi rescribat.
NOn adamo tantum digitos lingvamqve disertæ,
Labraqve, qveis toties oscula ferre velim:
Sed qvodcunqve moves qvando Tua Carmina condis,
Nempe Tuum totum mobile corpus amo:
Fortunatus ero, parvam si forte Camenam,
Literulam aut noster sit pariturus Amor.
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