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27971	Mackay, Eric	A Lover's Litanies			.txt	text/plain	14924	1612	99	Of thy sweet face reveal'd the soul of thee. I told thee stories of the days of joy I seiz'd thy hand, to scare thee, as of old To do thee service as thy man of men, At least the right to love thee as a star,-The sad-eyed Singer of thy fame and thee! I long to rise and seek thee where thou art Of thy bright locks about thee like a cloak,-My very love will vex thee like a crime. Change at thy voice; and when I hear thee sing Or is't thy wish that birds should fly to thee And loves thee well through all the nights and days. And how I love thee when thy startled eyes The right to talk with thee, and be thy friend,-And tell thee why the bird that loves the sun But when I knew thee, when I touched thy hand,	./cache/27971.txt	./txt/27971.txt