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Why is it I remember yet	A
You of all women one has met	A
In random wayfare as one meets	B
The chance romances of the streets	B
The Juliet of a night I know	C
Your heart holds many a Romeo	C
And I who call to mind your face	D
In so serene a pausing place	D
Where the bright pure expanse of sea	E
The shadowy shore's austerity	E
Seems a reproach to you and me	E
I too have sought on many a breast	F
The ecstasy of love's unrest	F
I too have had my dreams and met	A
Ah me how many a Juliet	A
Why is it then that I recall	G
You neither first nor last of all	G
For surely as I see tonight	H
The glancing of the lighthouse light	H
Against the sky across the bay	I
As turn by turn it falls my way	I
So surely do I see your eyes	J
Out of the empty night arise	J
Child you arise and smile to me	E
Out of the night out of the sea	E
The Nereid of a moment there	K
And is it seaweed in your hair	K
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O lost and wrecked how long ago	C
Out of the drown d past I know	C
You come to call me come to claim	L
My share of your delicious shame	L
Child I remember and can tell	M
One night we loved each other well	M
And one night's love at least or most	N
Is not so small a thing to boast	N
You were adorable and I	O
Adored you to infinity	E
That nuptial night too briefly borne	P
To the oblivion of morn	P
Oh no oblivion for I feel	Q
Your lips deliriously steal	Q
Along my neck and fasten there	K
I feel the perfume of your hair	K
And your soft breast that heaves and dips	R
Desiring my desirous lips	R
And that ineffable delight	H
When souls turn bodies and unite	H
In the intolerable the whole	S
Rapture of the embodied soul	S
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That joy was ours we passed it by	O
You have forgotten me and I	O
Remember you thus strangely won	T
An instant from oblivion	T
And I remembering would declare	K
That joy not shame is ours to share	K
Joy that we had the will and power	U
In spite of fate to snatch one hour	U
Out of vague nights and days at strife	V
So infinitely full of life	V
And 'tis for this I see you rise	J
A wraith with starlight in your eyes	J
Here where the drowsy minded mood	W
Is one with Nature's solitude	W
For this for this you come to me	E
Out of the night out of the sea	E

Arthur Symons

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