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Rondeau. - I Will Forget.

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I will forget those days of mingled bliss     And dear delicious pain, - will cast from me     All dreams of what I know can never be,     Even the remembrance of that parting kiss.     I knew that some day it would come to this     In spite of all our sworn fidelity,     That I must banish even memory,     And, sorrowing, learn to say, nor say amiss         I will forget.     I register this vow, and am content     That it be so. Ah me! - yet, if the door     Shut on our heaven might be asunder rent     Even now, and I could see the way we went,     I might retract my vow, and say no more         I will forget.

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