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All thoughts all passions all delights	A
Whatever stirs this mortal frame	B
Are all but ministers of Love	C
And feed his sacred flame	B
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Oft in my waking dreams do I	D
Live o'er again that happy hour	E
When midway on the mount I lay	F
Beside the ruined tower	E
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The moonshine stealing o'er the scene	G
Had blended with the lights of eve	H
And she was there my hope my joy	I
My own dear Genevieve	H
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She leant against the armed man	J
The statue of the armed knight	K
She stood and listened to my lay	F
Amid the lingering light	K
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Few sorrows hath she of her own	L
My hope my joy my Genevieve	H
She loves me best whene'er I sing	M
The songs that make her grieve	H
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I played a soft and doleful air	N
I sang an old and moving story	O
An old rude song that suited well	P
That ruin wild and hoary	O
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She listened with a flitting blush	Q
With downcast eyes and modest grace	R
For well she knew I could not choose	S
But gaze upon her face	R
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I told her of the Knight that wore	T
Upon his shield a burning brand	U
And that for ten long years he wooed	V
The Lady of the Land	U
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I told her how he pined and ah	W
The deep the low the pleading tone	L
With which I sang another's love	C
Interpreted my own	L
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She listened with a flitting blush	Q
With downcast eyes and modest grace	R
And she forgave me that I gazed	X
Too fondly on her face	R
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But when I told the cruel scorn	Y
That crazed that bold and lovely Knight	K
And that he crossed the mountain woods	Z
Nor rested day nor night	K
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That sometimes from the savage den	A2
And sometimes from the darksome shade	B2
And sometimes starting up at once	C2
In green and sunny glade	B2
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There came and looked him in the face	R
An angel beautiful and bright	K
And that he knew it was a Fiend	D2
This miserable Knight	K
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And that unknowing what he did	E2
He leaped amid a murderous band	U
And saved from outrage worse than death	F2
The Lady of the Land	U
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And how she wept and clasped his knees	G2
And how she tended him in vain	H2
And ever strove to expiate	I2
The scorn that crazed his brain	H2
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And that she nursed him in a cave	J2
And how his madness went away	F
When on the yellow forest leaves	K2
A dying man he lay	F
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His dying words but when I reached	L2
That tenderest strain of all the ditty	O
My faltering voice and pausing harp	M2
Disturbed her soul with pity	O
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All impulses of soul and sense	N2
Had thrilled my guileless Genevieve	H
The music and the doleful tale	O2
The rich and balmy eve	H
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And hopes and fears that kindle hope	P2
An undistinguishable throng	Q2
And gentle wishes long subdued	V
Subdued and cherished long	Q2
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She wept with pity and delight	K
She blushed with love and virgin shame	B
And like the murmur of a dream	R2
I heard her breathe my name	B
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Her bosom heaved she stepped aside	S2
As conscious of my look she stepped	T2
Then suddenly with timorous eye	D
She fled to me and wept	T2
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She half enclosed me with her arms	U2
She pressed me with a meek embrace	R
And bending back her head looked up	V2
And gazed upon my face	R
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'Twas partly love and partly fear	W2
And partly 'twas a bashful art	X2
That I might rather feel than see	O
The swelling of her heart	X2
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I calmed her fears and she was calm	Y2
And told her love with virgin pride	S2
And so I won my Genevieve	H
My bright and beauteous Bride	S2

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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