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Leave me, my blamer, / For the sake of the love which unites your soul with that of your / beloved one; / For the sake of that which joins spirit with mothers affection, / And ties your heart with filial love. / Go, and leave me to my own weeping heart.
Let me sail in the ocean of my dreams; / Wait until Tomorrow comes, / For tomorrow is free to do with me as he wishes. / Your laying is naught but shadow / That walks with the spirit to the tomb of abashment, / And shows heard the cold, solid earth.