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My pensive Sara thy soft cheek reclined	A
Thus on mine arm most soothing sweet it is	B
To sit beside our cot our cot o'ergrown	C
With white flowered jasmine and the broad leaved myrtle	D
Meet emblems they of innocence and love	E
And watch the clouds that late were rich with light	F
Slow sad'ning round and mark the star of eve	G
Serenely brilliant such should wisdom be	H
Shine opposite How exquisite the scents	I
Snatched from yon bean field And the world so hushed	J
The stilly murmur of the distant sea	H
Tells us of silence And that simplest lute	K
Placed lengthways in the clasping casement hark	L
How by desultory breeze caressed	M
Like some coy maid half yielding to her lover	N
It pours such sweet upbraidings as must needs	O
Tempt to repeat the wrong And now its strings	P
Boldlier swept the long sequacious notes	Q
Over delicious surges sink and rise	R
Such a soft floating witchery of sound	S
As twilight elfins make when they at eve	G
Voyage on gentle gales from fairyland	T
Where melodies round honey dropping flowers	U
Footless and wild like birds of paradise	V
Nor pause nor perch hov'ring on untamed wing	W
And thus my love as on the midway slope	X
Of yonder hill I stretch my limbs at noon	C
Whilst through my half closed eyelids I behold	Y
The sunbeams dance like diamonds on the main	C
And tranquil muse upon tranquility	H
Full many a thought uncalled and undetained	H
And many idle flitting fantasies	Z
Traverse my indolent and passive brain	C
As wild and various as the random gales	A2
That swell and flutter on this subject lute	H
And what if all of animated nature	N
Be but organic harps diversely framed	H
That tremble into thought as o'er them sweeps	B2
Plastic and vast one intellectual breeze	Z
At once the soul of each and God of all	C2
But thy more serious eye a mild reproof	G
Darts oh beloved woman nor such thoughts	D2
Dim and unhallowed dost thou not reject	H
And biddest me walk humbly with my God	H
Meek daughter in the family of Christ	H
Well hast thou said and holily dispraised	H
These shapings of the unregenerate mind	H
Bubbles that glitter as they rise and break	E2
On vain philosophy's aye babbling spring	W
For never guiltless may I speak of Him	F2
Th'Incomprehensible save when with awe	G2
I praise him and with faith that inly feels	H2
I praise him and with faith that inly feels	H2
Who with his saving mercies healed me	H
A sinful and most miserable man	C
Wildered and dark and gave me to possess	I2
Peace and this cot and the heart honoured maid	H
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Aug th	J2

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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