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Oh go not yet, my love, / The night is dark and vast; / The white moon is hid in her heaven above, / And the waves climb high and fast. / Oh! kiss me, kiss me, once again, / Lest thy kiss should be the last. / Oh kiss me ere we part; / Grow closer to my heart. / My heart is warmer surely than the bosom of the main.
Oh joy! O bliss of blisses! / My heart of hearts art thou. / Come bathe me with thy kisses, / My eyelids and my brow. / Hark how the wild rain hisses, / And the loud sea roars below.