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I don't recognize You; | |||
Oh Who are You that entered psyche? | |||
Pouring light into obscurity, | |||
Telling You'll come, You disappeared. | |||
But You cannot be forgotten; | |||
At heartcore a sway You've given. | |||
I am sitting on my own, unattended, | |||
Owing to a wreath in hand I'll make You wear. | |||
I | Only Your enchanting smile, | ||
It uplifts and excites. | |||
Just Your memory so nice, | |||
Even still the story speaks to me. | |||
Yourself do I prize; | |||
For Your sake I laugh and cry. | |||
I want Your presence day and night, | |||
In riches or in tears. | |||
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