you did smile at me

Marguerite: Are you following me?
Armand: Yes, you, well you did smile at me a moment ago, didn't you?
Marguerite: Well, you tell me first whether you smiled at me or at my friend [Olympe].
Armand: What friend?
Marguerite: You didn't even see her?
Armand: No.
Marguerite: That's very nice.
Armand: I was just wondering if you'd ask me to sit down if I knocked at the door of the box.
Marguerite: Why not? We really seemed fated to meet this evening, didn't we?
Camille (1936)

闲情赋 ——陶渊明

愿在衣而为领,承华首之余芳;悲罗襟之宵离,怨秋夜之未央!
愿在裳而为带,束窈窕之纤身;嗟温凉之异气,或脱故而服新!
愿在发而为泽,刷玄鬓于颓肩;悲佳人之屡沐,从白水而枯煎!
愿在眉而为黛,随瞻视以闲扬;悲脂粉之尚鲜,或取毁于华妆!
愿在莞而为席,安弱体于三秋;悲文茵之代御,方经年而见求!
愿在丝而为履,附素足以周旋;悲行止之有节,空委弃于床前!
愿在昼而为影,常依形而西东;悲高树之多荫,慨有时而不同!
愿在夜而为烛,照玉容于两楹;悲扶桑之舒光,奄灭景而藏明!
愿在竹而为扇,含凄飙于柔握;悲白露之晨零,顾襟袖以缅邈!
愿在木而为桐,作膝上之鸣琴;悲乐极而哀来,终推我而辍音!

美人赋

影动兮沉鱼落雁

口绽兮日月失光

风拂过兮兰麝溢香

环佩和鸣兮天籁绝响