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Beside me in the car she sat	A
She spake not no nor looked to me	B
From her to me from me to her	C
What passed so subtly stealthily	D
As rose to rose that by it blows	E
Its interchanged aroma flings	F
Or wake to sound of one sweet note	G
The virtues of disparted strings	F
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Beside me nought but this but this	H
That influent as within me dwelt	I
Her life mine too within her breast	J
Her brain her every limb she felt	I
We sat while o'er and in us more	K
And more a power unknown prevailed	L
Inhaling and inhaled and still	D
'Twas one inhaling or inhaled	L
	-
Beside me nought but this and passed	M
I passed and know not to this day	N
If gold or jet her girlish hair	O
If black or brown or lucid grey	N
Her eye's young glance the fickle chance	P
That joined us yet may join again	Q
But I no face again could greet	R
As her's whose life was in me then	Q
	-
As unsuspecting mere a maid	S
As fresh in maidhood's bloomiest bloom	T
In casual second class did e'er	C
By casual youth her seat assume	T
Or vestal say of saintliest clay	N
For once by balmiest airs betrayed	S
Unto emotions too too sweet	R
To be unlingeringly gainsaid	R
	-
Unowning then confusing soon	U
With dreamier dreams that o'er the glass	V
Of shyly ripening woman sense	W
Reflected scarce reflected pass	V
A wife may be a mother she	B
In Hymen's shrine recals not now	X
She first in hour ah not profane	Y
With me to Hymen learnt to bow	X
	-
Ah no Yet owned we fused in one	Z
The Power which e'en in stones and earths	A2
By blind elections felt in forms	B2
Organic breeds to myriad births	A2
By lichen small on granite wall	D
Approved its faintest feeblest stir	C
Slow spreading strengthening long at last	R
Vibrated full in me and her	C
	-
In me and her sensation strange	C2
The lily grew to pendent head	R
To vernal airs the mossy bank	D2
Its sheeny primrose spangles spread	R
In roof o'er roof of shade sun proof	E2
Did cedar strong itself outclimb	T
And altitude of aloe proud	R
Aspire in floreal crown sublime	T
	-
Flashed flickering forth fantastic flies	F2
Big bees their burly bodies swung	G2
Rooks roused with civic din the elms	H2
And lark its wild reveillez rung	G2
In Libyan dell the light gazelle	D
The leopard lithe in Indian glade	R
And dolphin brightening tropic seas	I2
In us were living leapt and played	R
	-
Their shells did slow crustacea build	R
Their gilded skins did snakes renew	J2
While mightier spines for loftier kind	R
Their types in amplest limbs outgrew	J2
Yea close comprest in human breast	R
What moss and tree and livelier thing	K2
What Earth Sun Star of force possest	R
Lay budding burgeoning forth for Spring	K2
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Such sweet preluding sense of old	R
Led on in Eden's sinless place	L2
The hour when bodies human first	R
Combined the primal prime embrace	L2
Such genial heat the blissful seat	R
In man and woman owned unblamed	R
When naked both its garden paths	M2
They walked unconscious unashamed	R
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Ere clouded yet in mistiest dawn	N2
Above the horizon dusk and dun	Z
One mountain crest with light had tipped	R
That Orb that is the Spirit's Sun	Z
Ere dreamed young flowers in vernal showers	O2
Of fruit to rise the flower above	P2
Or ever yet to young Desire	C
Was told the mystic name of Love	P2

Arthur Hugh Clough

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