lovers' knot

They grew till they grew unto the church-top, And then they could grow no higher; And there they tied in a true lovers' knot, Which made all the people admire.

Here likewise is shown a gold seal ring, found many years ago in a field near Stratford church, on which, delicately engraved, appear the letters W. S., entwined with a true lovers' knot.

And now we have strolled around the chosen area, making Trafalgar Square the centre, and returning to and fro in two great loops eastward and westward, resembling a true lovers' knot.

Ours is the one true lovers' knot; Note well the burden of my lay— The little loves that I've forgot.

True lovers' knot— This is not, strictly speaking, a bow, but comes under this head.