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Amid the mystic fields of Love	A
I wander'd and beheld a grove	B
Breathlessly still was part and part	C
Was breathing with an easy heart	C
And there below in lamblike game	D
Were virgins all so much the same	D
That each was all A youth drew nigh	E
And on them gazed with wandering eye	E
And would have pass'd but that a maid	F
Clapping her hands above her said	G
My time is now and laughing ran	H
After the dull and strange young man	H
And bade him stop and look at her	I
And so he call'd her lovelier	I
Than any else only because	J
She only then before him was	K
And while they stood and gazed a change	L
Was seen in both diversely strange	L
The youth was ever more and more	I
That good which he had been before	I
But the glad maiden grew and grew	I
Such that the rest no longer knew	I
Their sister who was now to sight	M
The young man's self yet opposite	N
As the outer rainbow is the first	O
But weaker and the hues reversed	O
And whereas in the abandon'd grove	B
The virgin round the Central Love	A
Had blindly circled in her play	P
Now danced she round her partner's way	P
And as the earth the moon's so he	Q
Had the responsibility	Q
Of her diviner motion Lo	R
He sang and the heavens began to glow	R
The pride of personality	Q
Seeking its highest aspires to die	E
And in unspeakably profound	S
Humiliation Love is crown'd	S
And from his exaltation still	T
Into his ocean of good will	T
He curiously casts the lead	G
To find strange depths of lowlihead	G
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To one same tune but higher Bold	G
The maiden sang is Love For cold	G
On Earth are blushes and for shame	D
Of such an ineffectual flame	D
As ill consumes the sacrifice	U

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