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My beloved is it nothing	A
Though we meet not neither can	B
That I see thee and thou me	C
That we see and see we see	C
When I see I also feel thee	C
Is it nothing my beloved	D
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Thy luminous clear beauty	C
Brightens on me in my night	E
I withdraw into my darkness	F
To allure thee into light	E
About me and upon me I feel them pass and stay	G
About me deep into me every lucid tender ray	G
And thou thou also feelest	G
When thou stealest	G
Shamefaced and half afraid	G
To the chamber of thy shade	G
Thou in thy turn	H
Thou too feelest	G
Something follow something yearn	H
A full orb blaze and burn	H
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My full orb upon thine	I
As thine erst gently smiling	A
Softly wooing sweetly wiling	A
Gleamed on mine	I
So mine on thine in turn	H
When thou feelest blaze and burn	H
Is it nothing my beloved	G
	-
My beloved is it nothing	A
When I see thee and thou me	C
When we each other see	C
Is it nothing my beloved	G
	-
Closer closer come unto me	C
Shall I see thee and no more	J
I can see thee is that all	K
Let me also	L
Let me feel thee	C
Closer closer my beloved	G
Come unto me come to me come	M
O cruel cruel lot still thou rollest stayest not	G
Lookest onward look'st before	J
Yet I follow evermore	J
Oh cold and cruel fate thou rollest on thy way	G
Scarcely lookest will not stay	G
From thine alien way	G
	-
The inevitable motion	N
Bears me forth upon the line	I
Whose course I cannot see	C
I must move as it conveys me	C
Evermore It so must be	C
	-
O cold one and I round thee	C
Revolve round only thee	C
Straining ever to be nearer	O
While thou evadest still	P
Repellest still O cold one	N
Nay but closer closer closer	O
My beloved come come come	M
	-
The inevitable motion	N
Carries both upon its line	I
Also you as well as me	C
What is best and what is strongest	G
We obey It so must be	C
	-
Cruel cruel didst thou only	C
Feel as I feel evermore	J
A force though in not of me	C
Drawing inward in in in	Q
	-
Yea thou shalt though ere all endeth	C
Thou shalt feel me closer closer	O
My beloved close close to thee	C
Come to thee come come come	M
	-
The inevitable motion	N
Bears us both upon its line	I
Together you as me	C
Together and asunder	O
Evermore It so must be	C

Arthur Hugh Clough

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