A Beauty to be loved, yet for eyes not for seen, He awards who has seen the shadow, yet not spoken in the meadow. Let the evening speak for itself, Thou of slender eyes, he has yet not felt. You came to me with a black ambyss. For the eyes of the Sun rose On your lips; moonlight shining As bright before a sky. Recting your name for day and night, My love, love,love Yet no where in sight. Is it Compassion or Passion of Love or a twinkle in the eyes of a dove. Let me finish my sentence and be free in your arm. Tonight or never in your blessed palm.
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