Your charm and coquettish airs have won my heart, so now you may ignore or overlook me as much as you like.

The poet has completely surrendered to the beloved's alluring charm, pride, and haughty elegance. In a playful yet deeply tender surrender, he tells his beloved that even deliberate indifference or neglect cannot deter him anymore. It suggests that once the heart is truly enchanted, even the beloved's coldness and teasing aloofness become irresistibly endearing.