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You have come, and You have loved; | |||
Taking psyche, off You've gone. | |||
Tears drop for the sake of You only; | |||
Such a job why have You done? | |||
Upon You alone I muse by day; | |||
At night I know the inmost pain. | |||
Why | My heart's utter angst, | ||
Why did | Why have You not fathomed? | ||
Why did You come at all, why did You leave, | |||
You poured | And why oh why had You loved me? | ||
Upon a floral avenue, the path of Your going, | |||
A sweet scent You have poured. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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