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Love's Tenderness

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Deem not my love is only for the bloom,     The honey and the marble, that is You;     Tis so, Belovd, common loves consume     Their treasury, and vanish like the dew.     Nay, but my love's a thing that's far more true;     For little loves a little hour hath room,     But not for us their brief and trivial doom,     In a far richer soil our loving grew,     From deeper wells of being it upsprings;     Nor shall the wildest kiss that makes one mouth,         Draining all nectar from the flowered world,     Slake its divine unfathomable drouth;         And, when your wings against my heart lie furled,     With what a tenderness it dreams and sings!

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