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I | I'd thought that alone am I | ||
In this enticing universe. | |||
Through hint and gesture, | |||
In my mind a ruckus You stirred. | |||
Mind had forgot the firmament– | |||
A wreath of stars, dawn's manifestation. | |||
The southern wind gentle and pleasant, | |||
Gazing at the stars as well, Yourself admits. | |||
dancing on | Mind had forgot its budding self– | ||
When it was dancing to and fro on honey-scent. | |||
In the grandeur of hue-and-form's loveliness, | |||
Viewing that too, with me Your affection is. | |||
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