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I	A
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She should never have looked at me	B
If she meant I should not love her	C
There are plenty men you call such	D
I suppose she may discover	C
All her soul to if she pleases	E
And yet leave much as she found them	F
But I'm not so and she knew it	G
When she fixed me glancing round them	F
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II	A
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What To fix me thus meant nothing	H
But I can't tell there's my weakness	I
What her look said no vile cant sure	J
About need to strew the bleakness	I
Of some lone shore with its pearl seed	K
That the sea feels'' no strange yearning	H
That such souls have most to lavish	L
Where there's chance of least returning ''	-
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III	A
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Oh we're sunk enough here God knows	M
But not quite so sunk that moments	N
Sure tho' seldom are denied us	I
When the spirit's true endowments	N
Stand out plainly from its false ones	O
And apprise it if pursuing	H
Or the right way or the wrong way	P
To its triumph or undoing	H
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IV	Q
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There are flashes struck from midnights	O
There are fire flames noondays kindle	R
Whereby piled up honours perish	L
Whereby swollen ambitions dwindle	R
While just this or that poor impulse	O
Which for once had play unstifled	K
Seems the sole work of a life time	S
That away the rest have trifled	K
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V	Q
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Doubt you if in some such moment	K
As she fixed me she felt clearly	Q
Ages past the soul existed	K
Here an age 'tis resting merely	Q
And hence fleets again for ages	O
While the true end sole and single	R
It stops here for is this love way	P
With some other soul to mingle	R
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VI	Q
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Else it loses what it lived for	T
And eternally must lose it	K
Better ends may be in prospect	K
Deeper blisses if you choose it	K
But this life's end and this love bliss	O
Have been lost here Doubt you whether	C
This she felt as looking at me	Q
Mine and her souls rushed together	C
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VII	Q
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Oh observe Of course next moment	K
The world's honours in derision	U
Trampled out the light for ever	C
Never fear but there's provision	U
Of the devil's to quench knowledge	V
Lest we walk the earth in rapture	C
Making those who catch God's secret	K
Just so much more prize their capture	C
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VIII	Q
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Such am I the secret's mine now	W
She has lost me I have gained her	C
Her soul's mine and thus grown perfect	K
I shall pass my life's remainder	C
Life will just hold out the proving	H
Both our powers alone and blended	K
And then come next life quickly	Q
This world's use will have been ended	K

Robert Browning

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