what is the meaning of these sentences.

[princehamlet]

" Loose the falling midnight of your hair, and in those stars, your eyes, let me behold mine image."

[cacian]

" Loose the falling midnight of your hair, and in those stars, your eyes, let me behold mine image."

do you mind quoting where this is taken from?

[Pompey Bum]

" Loose the falling midnight of your hair, and in those stars, your eyes, let me behold mine image."

It means: let that beautiful black hair of yours down while I look into your eyes (perhaps with the insinuation that the attraction is a mere vain illusion of the beholder).

[princehamlet]

Thanks Pompey

[ennison]

... and see myself reflected. Hmm not exactly what one should look for ... or say

[Bustrofedon]

wordreference.com is a great site for questions of translation or usage, Noble Dane.